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How to create a report in Power BI?

  • Reddy
  • Sep 09, 2025

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A:

Steps to Create a Report in Power BI

  • Import Data – Open Power BI Desktop and connect to a data source (Excel, SQL, etc.).
  • Transform Data – Use Power Query to clean and shape your data.
  • Create Relationships – Define relationships between tables in the Model View.
  • Build Visualizations – Drag fields onto the canvas to create charts, tables, and graphs.
  • Apply Filters & Slicers – Use filters and slicers to refine data views.
  • Add Calculations – Use DAX formulas to create custom measures.
  • Format & Customize – Adjust colors, labels, and themes for better presentation.
  • Publish & Share – Upload the report to Power BI Service for collaboration.
  • Vikram Rathore
  • Sep 19, 2025

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