Design interactive Power BI reports, then publish, share and refresh them as dashboards and apps in the Power BI service
Turn your Power BI data model into polished, interactive reports, then take them online. In this third and final part of the Power BI Desktop and Service series, you design report pages with cards, KPIs, gauges and treemaps, add drill-down, drill-through and tooltip pages, and use DAX to create dynamic titles and conditional formatting. You then publish to the Power BI Service, build dashboards, share content through workspaces and apps, design layouts for Power BI Mobile, and keep everything current with an on-premises data gateway.
This is a hands-on course: every file used in the videos is included in the course download, so you can follow along step by step.
Topics Covered:
The Power BI Desktop and Service Series
Each part stands on its own, but taking them in order gives you the complete journey from raw data to shared, refreshing dashboards.
CEO of AI Awareness Limited | 25+ years in IT training | Helping non-technical professionals go from AI-curious to AI-confident
Grant Gamble has spent over 25 years in IT and technology training, working with businesses across the UK on practical AI adoption. He is CEO of AI Awareness Limited and founder of G Com Solutions Limited, and specialises in helping non-technical professionals move from AI-curious to AI-confident through hands-on, domain-specific training and certification. Grant's view is that AI is not a single tool but a set of capabilities spread across every department, often underused or ungoverned. The organisations making real progress are not the ones running generic awareness programmes; they are the ones mapping specific AI capabilities to specific workflows and giving their people the time and permission to use them. His courses take exactly that approach. His teaching covers practical AI literacy for non-technical professionals, AI skills and workforce readiness, and the governance and responsible use of AI at work. Expect a hands-on style: real business examples, clear explanations of why each technique works, and skills you can apply to your own work straight away.
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