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Course Overview

The 55072: Visualizing Data with SharePoint 2013, Report Builder, PowerPivot & PowerView with No CODE Training has a goal of allowing participants to learn and experiment with Microsoft’s data visualization tools. This course also develops awareness of what is possible without the use of code.

This course is a better version of 50561AC as it includes PowerView, Report Builder, Excel Services, Performance Point, and SharePoint 2013. This certification helps you create software that is simple for non-technical users to customize. In the context of business intelligence, this entails providing multiple tools to various users, depending on their level of skills, so that it directly contributes to producing the best data visualization that matches their needs.

Further, Microsoft, our official learning partner, has created a wide range of products that cater to various users. These tools include different forms, dialog boxes, wizards, and web page designers that don’t need a single line of code!

Mode of Training

🏫 Classroom 💻 Live Online 🧪 Blended 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Private Group

Upcoming Schedules

Start Date	Time	Duration	Mode	Price
Dec 01, 2025	9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST	5 Days	online	$2655	GTR
Dec 15, 2025	9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST	5 Days	online	$2655	GTR
Jan 12, 2026	9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST	5 Days	online	$2655	GTR
Jan 26, 2026	9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST	5 Days	online	$2655	GTR
Feb 09, 2026	9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST	5 Days	online	$2655	GTR
Feb 23, 2026	9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST	5 Days	online	$2655	GTR
Mar 09, 2026	9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST	5 Days	online	$2655	GTR
Mar 23, 2026	9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST	5 Days	online	$2655	GTR

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What you will learn

Despite the fact that you have the infrastructure, it takes too long for reports to be generated by IT.
Your ability to go forward is being hampered by a lack of understanding of what transpired.
To make the knowledge as accessible as the internet, you need or wish to use a web browser as your informational tool.
To handle the data connections, report objects, dashboards, KPIs, etc., you wish to make use of the SharePoint deployment.
For ever-changing circumstances, you must quickly prototype reports.
You want to switch from writing text-based reports to drawing them.
Utilizing Visio Data Driven objects, your objective is to implement Six Sigma-style reports.
Your business wishes to use automatic updating data for analysis.
A "Single Source of The Truth" structure must be used.
You must comprehend how effective the reports and dashboards are.
You must be aware of the tools that are available and know how to identify who their intended users are.
Implementing actionable dashboards will enable line managers to act quickly.

Who Should Attend This Course?

This course is intended for business analysts, team leads, SharePoint administrators, report designers, project managers, and business intelligence developers who will be responsible for implementing, supporting, managing, or training users so they can quickly benefit from the rapidly expanding world of Data V.

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📘 55072: Visualizing Data with SharePoint 2013, Report Builder, PowerPivot & PowerView with NO CODE Outline

This module explains how the class will be structured and introduces course materials and additional administrative information.

What you will get out of this module:

Introduction to the instructor and your peers
A review of what we mean by NO CODE
How to work in the course environment

Lessons

What does NO Code mean?
How to get the most out of this course
The course setup
What is not covered?

This module explains concepts of data visualizations.

Lessons

Data Visualization Fundamentals
The Microsoft Toolsets for Visualizations

Lab 1: Data Visualizations

Explore the Microsoft Toolsets

This module is an introduction to successful design principles for Dashboard design.

Lessons

Successful dashboards
Quantitative relationships
Summary numbers
Tables or graphs?
Types of graphs
Key performance indicators
Dashboard taxonomies
Pitfalls in dashboard design

Lab 1: Group Review of Design Problems

Design Problem 1
Design Problem 2
Design Problem 3

This module covers the Microsoft Business Intelligence stack including SQL 2012, Extract-Transform-Load, Reporting Services, Tabular Data, Analysis Services and SharePoint 2013.

Lessons

Microsoft Business intelligence Overview
Business Intelligence in three ways
SQL Integration Services ETL
Reporting Services
Master Data Services
Data Quality Services
SharePoint 2013 Business Intelligence

Lab 1: Tour of the Microsoft Business Intelligence Stack

Run a prepared ETL Package
Create a SQL Server Analysis Services Cube
Create a Tabular Database
Examine Master Data Services
Examine Reporting Services as a native install
Examine Reporting Services as an integrated SharePoint install
The SharePoint 2013 Business Intelligence Template

This module explains Report Builder 3.0 wizards, basics of report design, intermediate reports with report parameters and report expressions, report visualizations including graphs, charts, images, and gauges, advanced reporting including the utilization of maps, interactive reports, Report Parts and subreports.

Lessons

Introduction to Report Builder 3.0
Report Builder 3.0 Wizards
Report Builder 3.0 Graphics
Intermediate Reports

Lab 1: Report Builder 3.0

Report Builder Wizards
Basic Reports
Intermediate Reports
Graphics

In this module, we will explore PowerPivot and its analytical capabilities. PowerPivot is a data analysis add-on for Microsoft Excel allows large amounts of data to be collected, aggregated, and analyzed in one workbook. Sounds powerful? It is! We�ll cover everything you need to know to get you up, running, and analyzing.

Lessons

PowerPivot
DAX
PowerView

Lab 1: PowerPivot and PowerView

Create a Pivot Table
Import Data
Create Relationships
Create Calculated Columns
Create Calculated Fields
Save to SQL
Create PowerView Reports
Deploy to SharePoint

In this module, we will go over all the new 2013 Excel Services features, and we will explore the core components of Excel Services. We will cover Excel Web Access and its capabilities along with any differences you may encounter in the browser as opposed to the desktop client. There is coverage of the Power View add-in for Excel, and then lastly we will explain the save and share process and have a look at best practices.

Lessons

New 2013 Excel Services Features
Core Components
Excel Web Access (EWA)
What Excel Web Access is Not
Differences in the Browser vs. Desktop
SharePoint Libraries to Store Workbooks
Power View Add-in for Excel
The Save and Share Process
Excel Web App
Best Practices

Lab 1: SharePoint 2014 Excel Services

Creating a Library to Hold Excel Workbooks
Exploring the Power View Add-in for Excel
Save and Share an Excel Workbook to a SharePoint Document Library
Add an Excel Web App to a Webpage

In this module, we will give you an overview of the new 2013 PerformancePoint Services features. Dashboard Designer is explored along with many of the objects and connections available within.

Lessons

New 2013 Overview of PerformancePoint Services
Dashboard Designer
Data Sources
Indicators
KPIs
Visual Reports
Filters
Scorecards
Dashboards

Lab 1: PerformancePoint 2013

PerformancePoint Services Dashboard Designer Introduction and Data Source Configuration
Standard or Blank KPI Demonstration
Leaf KPI Demonstration
Objective KPI Demonstration
Visual Reports
PerformancePoint Filters
PerformancePoint Cascading Filters
Time Intelligence Filters
Scorecard Settings
Scorecards Filtered Using the Wizard
PerformancePoint Dashboards