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Software ==>	Power BI (111 exercises)
Topic ==>	Basic reports (10 exercises)
Level ==>	Relatively easy
Subject ==>	Power BI training

Create a report listing Game of Thrones episodes, importing two tables

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Before you can do this exercise, you'll need to download and unzip this file.

Create a new Power BI report, and load into it data from both worksheets in the workbook in the folder above:

You should see this in Model View.

Hide and rename columns to get a simpler data model:

Hide some columns, and rename the U.S. viewers (millions) column to get a tidier data model, as shown here.

Create a table to show average viewers by season:

Initially your table should show these columns in the field well.

Delete the extra date hierarchy fields added by Power BI to show the average viewers by season/year:

A table showing the average number of viewers of Games of Thrones episodes by season and year when first aired.

Format your table so that it looks prettier (it absolutely doesn't have to look like the example below!):

These are suggestions only! Someone has made changes to parts of the Title, Total and Column headers format sections for the table.

Save this report as GOT it.pbix, then close it down.

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From:	MA@123
When:	12 Jun 21 at 11:48

Reply to MA@123

my average million viewers is coming as 5.95 million. this value repeats for every season. how can i correct this to make it similar to the one in the above table.

From:	Andrew G
When:	13 Jun 21 at 07:14

Reply to Andrew G

Hello! It sounds as though the tables in your data model aren't related to each other. Try creating a relationship between the First aired and Original air date columns. I hope that helps!

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Create a report listing Game of Thrones episodes, importing two tables

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