Exploring World Cup Data in Power BI

We'll use custom visualizations for data analysis and DAX for data manipulation

Nov 2022

In this live training, we’ll walk through historical data from the FIFA World Cup. We’ll be carrying out an exploratory data analysis in Power BI.

At the end of this you’ll be able to answer questions such as: which country scored the most goals? Which country reached the most finals? Which year did teams score the most goals? Is there an advantage for the host country?

You will learn to:

Use custom visualizations for exploratory data analysis
Use DAX for data manipulation
Utilize Interactions in Power BI

Slides — including links to notebooks and dataset

Topics

Data Analysis

Power BI

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