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Archived workshop · 2024 listing

Fabric Analyst in a Day: follow the analyst workflow

This one-day workshop has finished. The archive shows how the published agenda moved from connected data to refreshed Power BI reports.

Archive status

The source preserves the workshop, not its session date

The 2024 listing described a free, intermediate workshop for Power BI analysts who were new to Microsoft Fabric. Its registration has closed.

Microsoft and Data-Driven Fabric Analyst in a Day workshop artwork
Original workshop artwork. It does not contain a session date.

Published learning path

The exercises followed data from connection to report

The listing named the Fabric features used in the workshop instead of promising a business result.

Shortcuts

Use Shortcuts in a selected data-connection exercise.

Dataflows

Use Dataflows Gen2 in the published transformation exercises.

Pipelines

Move through the ingestion and refresh steps in the workshop flow.

Power BI

Build reports on the prepared data and review automatic refresh.

Published audience

Power BI experience was the starting point

The description called the workshop intermediate and aimed it at analysts who already knew Power BI but were new to Fabric.

  1. Power BI and business analysts.
  2. Data engineers and developers.
  3. Architects and IT professionals assessing Fabric.

Listed speakers

The archive keeps the roles shown on the 2024 page

Anoop AnanthData engineering

Anoop Ananth

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

Alex HeidenPower Platform

Alex Heiden

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

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