Book 4: Power BI Data Modelling and DAX.

Book 3: Power Query and Data Transformation in Power BI.Total number of pages (all books together): ~1700 pages Here is the new structure:Įdition 4: 7th of Jan 2019. However, each book covers a specific area of the Power BI, and if you want to learn Power BI from ground zero to sky hero, you would need to read them all. Each book in this series is a complete book and can be read individually. So I decided to break the book into a book series. The edition 3 itself was more than 1100 pages, and If I wanted to continue the book as an all-in-one, it would have been more than 1700 pages altogether now. After edition 3 which released July 2017, there have been many contents added. The Power BI from Rookie to Rock Star been such a popular book from the time that it published, and I added content to it every single week. There are some reasons that I thought about writing this book online and writing that for free which I like to mention in this preface. So I thought it would be better to write a book online on this blog rather than spending heaps of time on paper publishing. I’ve been in the publishing process of some books and I am completely aware of that. Publishing a book takes time, writing TOC, then chapters, building demos, peer reviews, proofreading, test, feedback, revise on reviews, and publishing takes a long time. With this fast pace release, any book publishing would be outdated once the book comes out in the market. However, Power BI is fast-paced technology, Microsoft Product team is doing a great job with monthly, and sometimes even more frequent updates. The idea of writing a book on Power BI is not new for me, I’ve been thinking about it for a while, even before the first release of Power BI Designer.

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