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Instructor: Okay, one more quick lesson
to round out this section.
Just want to take a minute and share some helpful resources
that will be great to keep in your back pocket
if you get stuck
or need a little extra support along the way.
Now, first and foremost,
you'll find some great help options
right inside of Power BI.
You'll find them inside of the help menu.
Here, you're gonna see some documentation,
you've got links
to training videos, sample files, templates,
and links to some of Microsoft's blogs and communities.
Some other favorite resources.
Microsoft has a Power BI blog
at powerbi.microsoft.com/blog.
That's where they publish a lot of their monthly summaries
and feature releases.
We'll talk about that in just a second.
YouTube can be a great option
if you need to find a very specific tip or tutorial.
Microsoft has their own Power BI YouTube channel
where they publish demos and feature summaries
and some advanced stuff as well.
And another one of our favorite channels
is called Guy in a Cube.
They do some really cool tutorials
about data modeling and DAX,
definitely worth checking out.
Last but not least, you've got Power BI user groups.
These are communities of users,
including both local, in-person meetups
and helpful online forums,
which you can find at pbiusergroup.com.
Now, we've talked about monthly updates quite a bit
and how as you're using Power BI,
you're likely to notice ongoing changes
to things like settings and options and tools
pretty much every single month.
So, what we've done is included a list of links here
where you can stay up to date
on the latest product updates and feature releases.
So, you may need to type these into the browser
but go ahead and do that.
Bookmark these links.
This is where you're gonna see the full detailed summaries
of all these new feature releases,
including video walkthroughs of the new tools
which is super helpful.
So, there are separate links for Power BI Desktop,
Power BI Service, and Power Platform here.
Definitely handy to keep in your back pocket
to stay up to speed with these monthly updates.
All right, so that wraps up
all of the high-level, conceptual, introductory stuff.
Now, it's finally the time you've been waiting for.
Let's roll up our sleeves.
Let's get our hands dirty.
Let's jump into Power BI
and actually start building this project.
So next up,
Aaron's gonna take it for the next section
and he's gonna talk all about how to connect
and shape data with Power Query.
It's gonna be a lot of fun.
Get ready to dig in.
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