You need to create compelling Power BI reports but your dashboards lack visual impact and user engagement? Report design is both an art and a science, requiring knowledge of visualization best practices, interactivity features and performance optimization. Without proper design skills, reports fail to communicate insights effectively and users abandon them.
This official Microsoft DP-3021 Applied Skills training enables you in 1 day to build Power BI reports in Microsoft Fabric. Guided by MCT-certified trainers, you learn to design report layouts, choose appropriate visualizations, implement drill-through and cross-filtering, add bookmarks and buttons for navigation, and optimize report performance. You practice creating interactive, visually compelling reports connected to semantic models in Fabric. This hands-on credential validates your Power BI report design skills. Sessions are available in person in Geneva and Lausanne or via virtual classroom.
Module 1: Explore PostgreSQL architecture
Module 2: Understand client-server communication in PostgreSQL
Module 3: Understand PostgreSQL query processing
Module 4: Secure Azure Database for PostgreSQL
Module 5: Procedures and functions in PostgreSQL
Module 6: Understand write-ahead logging
Module 7: Configure and manage Azure Database for PostgreSQL
Module 8: Understand concurrency in PostgreSQL
Module 9: Tune queries in Azure Database for PostgreSQL
Module 10: Migrate to Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server
Report design in Power BI is the final mile of the analytics pipeline, where data models become actionable business insights. Effective reports require more than just placing charts on a page; they need thoughtful layout design, appropriate visualization choices, intuitive interactivity and optimized performance. In Microsoft Fabric, Power BI reports connect directly to semantic models and benefit from the unified platform. This DP-3021 credential validates your ability to create impactful reports.
This hands-on training focuses on building Power BI reports in Microsoft Fabric. You design effective page layouts, choose appropriate visualizations for different data types, implement drill-through and cross-filtering interactions, add bookmarks and buttons for navigation, optimize report performance and loading times, and create mobile-responsive designs. All exercises are performed on real Fabric environments with MCT-certified trainer guidance.
You should have basic Power BI experience and understanding of semantic models. Completing DP-3020 beforehand provides an excellent foundation for this report design training.
DP-3021 is a Microsoft Applied Skills credential, validating your practical Power BI report design skills through a scenario-based assessment.
Yes, report design skills are fully transferable between Microsoft Fabric and Power BI Desktop. This training uses the Fabric environment but all visualization and interactivity techniques apply to Desktop as well.
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