Archived workshop · April 2025
April 2025: trace the Fabric analyst workflow
This Fabric Analyst in a Day session has finished. The archive keeps the April listing distinct from the neighboring February and May routes.
Archive status
This frozen URL belongs to the April session
The permalink contains “february-2025,” but the page title and source record identify an April 2025 workshop. The URL remains unchanged so old links keep working.

Analyst workflow
The exercises joined selected Fabric tools into a report path
The agenda was practical and product-specific. It did not promise that a one-day session would produce a production platform.
- 1
Identify business scenarios where the workshop’s Fabric workflow may apply.
- 2
Use Shortcuts, Dataflows Gen2, and Pipelines with selected data sources.
- 3
Transform the workshop data and build Power BI reports.
- 4
Review the connected reporting and refresh path.
Entry point
Power BI knowledge was expected; Fabric knowledge was not
The listing called the workshop intermediate and included analysts, architects, data engineers, developers, and IT professionals.
Power BI
Prior analyst experience was the stated foundation.
Fabric
Participants could be new to the platform.
Hands-on
The listing framed the day around guided exercises.
Listed speakers
The April page named two Data-Driven presenters
Their roles are retained as event-era labels rather than current employment claims.
Data Engineer at Data-Driven, as listed for the workshop.
Alex Heiden
Principal Power Platform Consultant at Data-Driven, as listed for the workshop.
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