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    This document outlines sections for a Power BI tutorial, each focusing on a different data visualization technique and using various Excel or CSV files as examples. Section 1 introduces the tutorial and mentions Excel can be used or replaced with free OpenOffice. Sections 2-6 each describe a specific visualization covered, such as bar charts, time series, maps, dashboards, or custom visuals, and list the accompanying example data file. The files contain sample data on topics like retail sales, unemployment, banking customers, and European debt.

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    This document outlines sections for a Power BI tutorial, each focusing on a different data visualization technique and using various Excel or CSV files as examples. Section 1 introduces the tutorial and mentions Excel can be used or replaced with free OpenOffice. Sections 2-6 each describe a specific visualization covered, such as bar charts, time series, maps, dashboards, or custom visuals, and list the accompanying example data file. The files contain sample data on topics like retail sales, unemployment, banking customers, and European debt.

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    Lession

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    This document outlines sections for a Power BI tutorial, each focusing on a different data visualization technique and using various Excel or CSV files as examples. Section 1 introduces the tutorial and mentions Excel can be used or replaced with free OpenOffice. Sections 2-6 each describe a specific visualization covered, such as bar charts, time series, maps, dashboards, or custom visuals, and list the accompanying example data file. The files contain sample data on topics like retail sales, unemployment, banking customers, and European debt.

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    Section 1: Getting Started

    This is an Excel file. If you do not have excel then you can download Open Office
    (www.openoffice.org) for Free. It also works on Mac.

     SuperStoreUS-2015.xlsx

    Section 2: Your first Barchart in Power Bi


    In this section we learn how to work with CSV (comma separated values) files.

     OfficeSupplies.csv

    Section 3: Timeseries, Aggregation and Filters


    Once again, we will be working with an Excel file.

     Long-Term-Unemployment-Statistics.xlsx

    Section 4: Maps and Scatterplots


    The attached excel file has two tabs. You will need to join the two tables in Power BI.

     AmazingMartEU2Geo.xlsx

    Section 5: Building a Robust Bi Dashboard


    Today's dataset is dummy data for an imaginary bank operating in the UK.
     UK-Bank-Customers.csv

    Section 6: Leveraging Custom Visuals


    Today's dataset is the real data relating to the European Debt crisis as at 2011.

     EuroDebtCrisis.csv

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