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The links aren't maintained by Microsoft, and are provided only for reference and further reading. The following links provide information about which fonts are available on Macs.

If you're creating reports viewed on Mac computers, select fonts that display properly on Macs. They aren't included in the default set of fonts on Macs. The Calibri and Cambria fonts are only installed on Macs that have Microsoft Office installed. As a result the font, alignment of items, and visuals for the same report look different when viewed on a Windows computer versus a Mac. These fonts might not be available on non-Windows computers such as Macs. Power BI uses the Segoe UI font for text as its default, and the Din font for numbers, and other fonts when creating reports, dashboards, and other items.

Please note Power BI is no longer supported on Windows 7.Power BI doesn't run in any browsers in iOS10 or previous versions.Memory (RAM): You will need at least 2 GB available, but 4 GB or more is recommended.You will need Internet Explorer 11 or later versions.We recommend 64-bit Power BI installation file to download.Mac users can use Parallels to download and run Power BI but *PLEASE NOTE - this is not a Parallels session and we will not be able to troubleshoot or offer support on this on the day.

Power BI is a Microsoft product and doesn’t work on Apple devices (Mac OS).

Date Table DAX: Code to create a date table that will allow you to perform Time Intelligence calculations. This article showcases a brief summary of the latest updates to the Power Query experience found in Excel for Mac.

Pre-course reading material on Power BI.

Two CSV files: One with a season’s worth of real GPS data/ another with player data.

Link to a free download of the software.

You can find this in 'extras' after you purchase.

An accompanying PDF slideshow (slides used by Harriet during the session).

You will follow-along using your CSV files. Harriet takes you through the cleaning-summarising-visualising process as you use Power BI to analyse a real GPS output. This session will be of particular interest to current/ budding sport scientists and performance analysts, but more widely to anyone looking to start their journey with data visualisation or further their understanding.