Elevate your team

You want to start your journey in Power BI to create stunning reports based on the data you have available. In this one-day workshop you will discover the three cornerstones of Business Intelligence. First you will learn how to extract, transform, and load external data into an analytical database. Secondly, create a semantic model and write some basic analytical expressions. Finally, build report pages to reveal insights.

You already have acquired essential Power BI skills and want to delve deeper into the data modeling and visualization part, then this two-day workshop will guide you through the powerful features of Sematic Models and building reports. Discover how to develop Time Intelligence measures, variance and performance analysis and lots more. Create appealing report pages while learning best practices in design, layout, and color guidelines.

In this one-day workshop you will be pleasantly surprised by the productivity tips and tricks to give your daily Excel activities a new boost. Starting from scratch the course will give you a totally new insight in the world of Excel. Including productivity shortcuts, working with Tables and summarizing data with PivotTables, using AutoFill and FlashFill to reduce your tasks to a minimum. An investment well spent!

A two-day workshop for the financial analysts that want to learn a fully automated approach to create Profit & Loss Statements using the same technology as Power BI for data shaping and modeling. Discover how to report actuals, variances, comparisons versus budget and last year, both absolute and relative. At the end, a P&L Statement with dynamic headers is created respecting BI best practices.

A totally renewed two-day workshop to create Excel reports by applying the same technology as Power BI for data shaping and modeling. Everything you learn here will also be 100% applicable in Power BI so an investment well spent. Learn how to create powerful PivotTable- and PivotChart based reports. But also, how to develop legacy reports that require more flexibility than PivotTables.