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🚀 Replay Available! DP-600 Lab – Create and Use Dataflows (Gen2) in Microsoft Fabric

I’ve just delivered a hands-on live stream walking through one of the key DP-600 labs: Create and Use Dataflows (Gen2) in Microsoft Fabric — and the full session is now available to watch!

If you're preparing for the Fabric Analytics Engineer Associate certification or want to strengthen your data preparation skills in Fabric, this session is a perfect starting point.

🔍 What You’ll Learn: • What Dataflows (Gen2) are and how they operate in Microsoft Fabric • Connecting to diverse data sources • Transforming data using Power Query Online • Using Dataflows (Gen2) within Pipelines and Lakehouses • Preparing clean, reusable datasets for Power BI reporting

🧠 Lab Overview: A beginner-friendly, 30-minute walkthrough designed to help you understand how Dataflows (Gen2) streamline data ingestion, transformation, and preparation in real-world solutions.

💡 Who Should Watch: ✨ DP-600 candidates ✨ Data Engineers & Analysts ✨ Power BI professionals looking to simplify ETL workflows ✨ Anyone exploring the modern Fabric ecosystem

🎥 Watch the full live stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/hPAs6mHMIcI?si=qfa8C8aBZsmg3AST

Feel free to like, share, or leave your questions — happy to help our Fabric community grow! 💛

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🧩 Power Query Online Tip: Diagram View

Q: What does the Diagram View in Power Query Online allow you to do?

✅ A: It gives you a visual representation of how your data sources are connected and what transformations have been applied.

🔍 Perfect for understanding query logic, debugging complex flows, and documenting your data prep process—especially in Dataflows Gen2 within Microsoft Fabric.

👀 If you're more of a visual thinker, this view is a game-changer!

💬 Have you tried Diagram View yet? What’s your experience with it?