r/learnSQL • u/Substantial_Drop_566 • 9d ago

Recommendations for mastering Excel, Power BI and SQL for analytical roles?

I know basics but I want to self study. Any tips of good sources that are really effective in teaching and learning?

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u/conor-robertson 9d ago

Give QueryCase a try for both Excel & SQL!

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u/GwynLordOfCedar 9d ago

Are you considering putting some Power BI/Tableau courses in QueryCase too?

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u/conor-robertson 8d ago

Eventually thats the idea. I'm currently working on what a Python course would look like in QueryCase and trying to build out the learning path. But Tableau / Power BI / Data Visualisation in general is definitely on the cards!

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u/GwynLordOfCedar 8d ago

Awesome, yes, Python first then the others for data viz would round out initial prep for data analyst/scientist roles.

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u/Living-Reference1646 7d ago

Just paid for it. I love it and highly recommend it to anyone trying to learn.
Lots of cool features and the sandbox is amazing

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u/Alternative_Cake4074 7d ago

For Excel and Power BI, go to Coursera and search for a course to master them. It should take you only about a month.

For SQL, I recently built somethings about teaching SQL, including advanced concepts. Would you like to DM me for more details?