MICROSOFT EXCEL & POWER BI FOR BEGINNERS & POWER USERS: The Concise Microsoft Excel & Power BI A-Z Mastery Guide for All Users

Have you set out to become a pro in the use of Microsoft Excel and Power BI?
Are you stuck and have been struggling to have a smooth glide through Microsoft Excel and Power BI?
If yes, then, discover the keys to glide with ease in this guide!
Firms, individuals, business owners, and organizations amidst others at one point or the other have the need to compile and analyze data, which plays a key role, as it helps to track the progress, areas of strength, areas of improvement, what to continue, and what to discontinue to enhance their growth. In the bid of doing this, the challenge faced by organizations is the lack of sufficiently skilled data analysts, who have the challenge of accessing several data from various sources amidst others. The availability of a well-detailed and practical guide for analysts to use will help to solve these challenges, help them navigate their path with data, and also become skilled analysts organizations seek. This exactly is what this guide is set to achieve as it is loaded with explanations and illustrations needed to become a sought-after analyst.
Microsoft Excel and Power BI are combo of business analytics tool, that lets anyone connect to, visualize, and analyze data with greater speed, efficiency, and understanding. This guide is for business intelligence professionals, departmental representatives, management, data analysts, and anyone that wants to present data in a very precise way and create visuals without being stuck.
There’s no two-way about it, I assure you that at the end of using this guide, you will become a longed-for analyst.
You’ll get to learn Excel advanced techniques for various analysis of diverse data to meet various needs, such as the use of Sparkline, sorting for arranging data, Filtering for isolating useful data in the list, Goal seek for getting variable of a particular result, conditional formatting for carrying out special order with the data set, using one and two input data for carrying out a special experiment on the data to derive other essential variables or elements.
All explanations are backed up with step-by-step illustrations to aid quick mastery; ensure you practice alongside reading this guide to get the best of it.
Remember, people don’t just go for what is good, but for what is best. Everyone wants to be sought after, but people will not seek for everyone, but for people with specific capabilities to solve their problems. Being an analyst is not enough, being a skilled analyst is the best. I guarantee that proper use of this guide will surely make you a skilled and sought-after analyst that organizations need.