The case is divided into three parts:
Part 1: Importing and cleaning data Part 2: Creating visualizations Part 3: Communicating insights
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Import the data into Power BI. Once you have a good understanding of the data, you can import it into Power BI. Power BI makes it easy to connect to a variety of data sources, including Excel files, CSV files, and databases.1
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Clean and transform the data. Once the data is imported, you may need to clean and transform it. This may involve removing duplicate values, correcting errors, and creating new variables.
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Create visualizations. The goal of this project is to create visualizations that will help you to understand the data and communicate your findings to others. Power BI offers a variety of visualization tools that you can use to create charts, graphs, and maps.
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Analyze the data. Once you have created your visualizations, you can use them to analyze the data. This may involve identifying trends, spotting anomalies, and making comparisons.
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Communicate your findings. The final step is to communicate your findings to others. This may involve creating a report, giving a presentation, or writing a blog post.
