Step 1: Start with Excel
It’s perfect for beginners to grasp data manipulation, organization, and basic analysis.
Learn Pivot Tables
- Pivot Tables are Excel’s powerful feature for summarizing and analyzing large datasets without needing complex formulas.
Learn Other Functions
- Functions are predefined formulas (e.g., VLOOKUP, SUMIF) that perform calculations or data manipulation tasks.
- Key Functions to Learn:
LEFT, RIGHT, CONCATENATE, VLOOKUP, INDEX-MATCH, IF, COUNTIF
And a lot more
Step 2: Power BI
Power BI is a Microsoft tool for interactive data visualization and business intelligence.
It’s more advanced than Excel, allowing you to connect multiple data sources, transform data, and create dynamic dashboards.
Learn Power Query
- Power Query is Power BI’s data transformation and cleaning tool.
Learn Data Modeling
- Data modeling involves creating relationships between tables (e.g., connecting a “Sales” table to a “Products” table) to enable efficient analysis.
Learn DAX
- Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) is Power BI’s formula language for creating custom calculations (e.g., year-over-year growth).
Learn Viz (Visualizations)
- Visualizations are interactive charts, graphs, and dashboards in Power BI to communicate insights.
Step 3: SQL
SQL (Structured Query Language) is used to query and manage data in databases, a critical skill for working with large datasets.
You can learn all the skills you need to become a Data Analyst with DATA ANALYSIS MADE EASY.
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