Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst — Practice Tests
Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst — Practice Questions
Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst — Flashcards
Acronyms, terms, and other helpful info in matching mode, flashcard mode and more.
This deck covers foundational concepts of Power BI, including installation, workspace setup, and connecting to various data sources.
This deck focuses on the techniques for cleaning, transforming, and shaping data using Power Query and related tools in Power BI.
This deck addresses the creation of data models, relationships, cardinality, and DAX basics to enhance data analysis capabilities.
This deck provides insights into creating effective reports and dashboards, using visuals, and following design best practices for impactful storytelling.
This deck explores advanced analysis techniques, performance optimization strategies, and troubleshooting common issues in Power BI.
Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Overview
The Microsoft Certified: Power BI Data Analyst Associate certification (via exam PL-300) validates your ability to turn raw data into meaningful business insights using Microsoft Power BI. As a Power BI Data Analyst, you’ll work with stakeholders to gather requirements and translate them into visual reports, dashboards, and data models. You’ll collaborate with data and analytics engineers to acquire data, transform it, and present it powerfully. Core tools include Power Query (data preparation), DAX (data modeling and calculations), and the Power BI service (deployment and sharing).
The exam assesses skills across four major domains: Prepare the data, Model the data, Visualize and analyze the data, and Manage and secure Power BI. You’ll be tested on connecting to data sources, cleaning and transforming data, designing relationships and semantic models, creating reports and dashboards, applying DAX calculations, optimizing model performance, and securing Power BI assets via roles and row-level security.
Earning this certification shows employers you know how to use Power BI end-to-end — from data ingestion to sharing interactive insights. It’s ideal for roles such as Business Intelligence Analyst, Reporting Analyst, or Power BI Specialist. With this credential, you can confidently engage with stakeholders, build scalable data models, and implement visual analytics solutions in real-world business settings.
Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Exam Details
Supported Languages |
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The exam is offered in English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Traditional Chinese, and Italian. |
Recommended Experience |
There are no formal prerequisites, but Microsoft recommends familiarity with data concepts, working knowledge of relational and non-relational data, and hands-on experience using Power BI (via Power Query and DAX) before attempting the exam. |
Questions |
The exam has 40 to 60 questions, which may include multiple choice, multiple response, case studies, drag-and-drop, etc. |
Passing Score |
The exam uses a scale of 0-1,000, and you must score at least 700 to pass. |
Exam Duration |
You have 100 minutes of exam time (typically sits in a 120-minute seat length). |