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My second course with acuity and again it was friendly and well run. My 1/2 Copilot overview session has set me up really well for getting going with AI as I wasn't really sure how to get started.
Thanks for the course, was great. I didn’t realise how much power BI can do.
Did a Power BI intro course last week. They made it really easy to follow so found it super helpful. Would recommended to anyone whose new to Power BI.
I studied Power BI on their online beginners course and it was a really good experience. The instructor was a real expert and welcomed my questions. I'd highly recommend it.
We’ll run and organised. Everything worked really well for me.
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