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Archived workshop · May 2025

May 2025: move from source data to a Power BI report

This Fabric Analyst in a Day session has finished. Its legacy route remains available as a dated record of the workshop scope and presenters.

Archive status

The May page keeps its old URL and its correct month

The permalink carries text inherited from earlier listings, but this source identifies the May 2025 session. Its registration has closed.

Microsoft and Data-Driven Fabric Analyst in a Day workshop artwork
Shared artwork from the workshop series; it does not identify this session’s date.

Published workshop path

Each exercise fed the next analyst task

The page described a guided flow rather than a survey of every Fabric capability.

Choose

Start with a business scenario suited to the workshop.

Unify

Bring selected sources into the exercise through Fabric tools.

Transform

Use Dataflows Gen2 and Pipelines on the workshop data.

Explain

Build Power BI reports and review how they refresh.

Audience and boundary

The session assumed analytical context, not Fabric experience

The listing called the training intermediate and aimed it at people who already worked with Power BI or data systems.

  1. Power BI and business analysts.
  2. Architects, data engineers, and developers.
  3. IT professionals assessing whether Fabric fit a business scenario.

Listed speakers

The May page retained two presenter records

Anoop AnanthData engineering

Anoop Ananth

Data Engineer at Data-Driven, as listed for the workshop.

Alex HeidenPower Platform

Alex Heiden

Principal Power Platform Consultant at Data-Driven, as listed for the workshop.

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