Business Intelligence with Microsoft Power BI - with Material - Conditional Column - One Column

The video tutorial explains how to use conditional columns in Power BI, similar to the if-else formula in Excel, without coding. It demonstrates setting up a profit table in Excel, importing it into Power BI, and using Power Query to create a conditional column. The tutorial covers defining conditions for profit status and verifying the results, emphasizing the ease of using button clicks instead of writing code.

What is the main purpose of using a conditional column in Power BI?

• To import data from various sources

• To categorize data based on specific conditions

• To write complex code for data analysis

• To create visualizations automatically

Which tool is used to import data into Power BI as mentioned in the video?

• Power Query

• Data Import Wizard

• Excel Importer

• Data Loader

What feature in Power BI allows you to create a conditional column without coding?

• Data Modeler

• Conditional Column

• Code Editor

• Data Transformer

How can you modify an existing conditional column in Power BI?

• By rewriting the entire code

• By using the settings button in the Power Query editor

• By exporting the data to Excel

• By deleting and recreating the column

What happens to profit values that are not categorized as high or low in the example?

• They are marked as 'Medium Profit'

• They are ignored

• They are labeled as 'Average Profit'

• They are marked as 'Uncategorized'