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Transforming data into meaningful reports can feel like being in an Olympic event. It is hard!
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Power Query is essential for Excel users who work with lots of data. This course teaches you how to use Excel in Power Mode and create meaningful reports with far less effort.

Power BI Slicers add interactivity to your reports. Managers love to slice and dice. But which Power BI slicers are available? Which should you choose? This tutorial will make you a master in Power BI slicers.

Excel’s What-if Analysis Data Table allows you to quickly create simulations.

This tutorial takes you through a simple example of how you can create a Data Table from scratch.

Power BI’s Drill Through is a special filter that takes you from the overview page to the cross-filtered details page of the report. Learn how to set it up so that you’re never taken by surprise during a presentation with requests to drill deeper into data.

What is Power BI? What is Power BI used for? You see, there is a reason why companies are investing more and more in Power BI projects. Actually, there are 4 reasons why Power BI is preferred to the competition. This tutorial explains it all in plain English.

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Learn to properly use the Excel TEXTBEFORE and TEXTAFTER functions. There is a cool trick you can use with these functions to get the outcome you want.

Learn time-saving hacks to work smarter in Excel. Our members also consistently report a newfound enthusiasm for using Excel after taking our course.

With the think-cell add-in for PowerPoint, you can create beautiful charts with just a few clicks. Some of my favorites are Gantt charts, Mekko charts and adding automatics totals to stacked columns or bars.

Excel comes with default settings and options. You can change these to support your workflow and be more productive. This post covers my list of options to review.