Hi everyone - as of today, Microsoft have officially updated the DP-600 study guide - meaning that if you take the DP-600 exam from this point - there is a modified set of topics that will be tested on!! To help with your revision, we have updated our own DP-600 Course here on Skool to align with this new study guide. Currently, the course includes: Study Notes (with Key Points, and lots of links to Further Learning Resources), plus this time, we’ve added DISCUSSION POSTS under each lesson! This means you’re no longer studying solo. If you ever feel stuck, you can ask questions and get answers from myself and our fellow community members (within the relevant lesson). Plus, over time, you will be able to see the questions asked by others, which should help your studying journey! I will be adding more depth to the study notes in the coming weeks and adding videos in the future (they take a while to plan, record & edit). Head over to the classroom to check out the fresh resources, and feel free to ask any questions you have in the discussion posts! PS: if you have already taken the DP-600 exam, there are many new elements to the study guide now, which you might also find it interesting to review - PLUS it will be helpful for when you need to renew your certification after 12 months! Check them out!

Fabric Dojo is a new paid community I launched last week. In short, Fabric Dojo is a learning community to help you master Fabric Analytics Engineering, through hands-on exercises, mini-projects, plus constant support through live coaching calls and a supportive community. We've been open for one week now, and it's buzzing in there now, with 65 members already and growing every day! In 24 hours, the super early-bird price for Fabric Dojo membership (just $19/m) will be gone. This is the lowest cost it will ever be again, so if you're thinking about it, I recommend doing it quickly! And you can prepay for 12 months and get an even more discounted rate. If you want to learn more, I made a module here in the Classroom to tell you more about it. - About Fabric Dojo - Intro to Fabric Dojo Webinar - DP002 🟢 IoT project [Sample Project] - Feedback from students And if you're thinking "ah man, I would love to, but can't afford it at the moment" - I'm introducing two new ways to earn free membership passes for Fabric Dojo: - Each month here in the Learn Microsoft Fabric (free) community, the top three members on the Leaderboard will receive a free one-month pass into the Fabric Dojo. - If you reach Level 7 here in the Learn Microsoft Fabric (free) community, you will get a 3-month free pass for Fabric Dojo. You can learn a lot in three months! See your current level here. Still not sure how to earn points, read this, but simply you should provide high-value posts in the community, help others, and you will get likes, and likes==points.

Being really new to everything I'm curious as to what the cross over situation is to go from using Power Query in Excel to Fabric. I get the enterprise-level reason but what is the business reason for doing so (besides large and complex datasets)?

Hey everyone, a friend of mine Malvik Vaghadia has just released a brand new Udemy course on Microsoft Fabric. I've reviewed the course, and it's really comprehensive, and Malvik is a great instructor with lots of experience teaching on Udemy and on his YouTube channel. Try this link for FREE access (first 100 only, first come first served): 👉🔗 EDIT: *Link Removed Because All Coupons Have Been Redeemed* You can then use this link for a heavy discount (68% discount, I believe): 👉🔗 https://www.udemy.com/course/microsoft-fabric-the-ultimate-guide/?couponCode=LEARNFABRIC 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗬𝗼𝘂'𝗹𝗹 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻: ✅ Data Warehousing: Understand the principles of data warehousing, master SQL for querying and managing data, and learn how to design and implement data warehouses within Microsoft Fabric. ✅ Power BI: Create powerful, interactive reports and dashboards. ✅ Data Engineering: Develop robust data engineering pipelines using Spark (PySpark), manage large-scale data transformations, and automate workflows efficiently. ✅ Data Factory: Master the use of Data Factory for orchestrating and automating data movement and transformation. ✅ Real-Time Intelligence: Leverage real-time data processing capabilities to gain instant insights and act swiftly in dynamic business environments.

I’m thrilled to share that I’ve passed the DP600 exam and earned my Microsoft Certified: Fabric Analytics Engineer Associate certification! A huge thank you to the Skool community and especially to Will for the incredible course and support. The exam was quite challenging, with tough questions that really tested my knowledge. For those preparing, I highly recommend diving deep into the MS documentation, especially on DAX, TSQL, PySpark, integration tools, report and visualization performance, and connection types for Power BI. Also, keep practicing with the MS practice test. I luckily encountered plenty of similar questions in the real exam! If I could do it, so can you! Good luck, and thanks again for all the support!