By now you have learned how to use Power BI to connect to, clean, organize, and present data. These are all important skills to have, but to really make your reports stand out and help drive decision-making, they should tell a story. Data is inert unless your audience knows the story it tells. That is why it is up to you to be a storyteller with your data. You can translate your data from having potential value ...
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