Oxibee

Simplifying tech concepts.

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Join our

- Intensive Data Analysis course (6 weeks, starts 30th October).

Or our

- Hands-on AI and Machine Learning training (6 weeks, starts 9th November)

Pick one. Sign up today. Earn a certificate before Dec. 31st.

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You planned to learn a marketable tech skill this year. You knew you needed to upskill.

Yet, here we are in October and your plans are still just that: PLANS.

Oxibee can help you change that.

With two more cohorts starting and ending this year, you can still achieve that goal:

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Click the link or send a DM to register. Seats are filling up fast.

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People naturally connect with consistency because it signals commitment.

When we show up consistently, we demonstrate that we’re invested in the journey, and that anyone who chooses to engage with us can trust we’ll be there for the long haul, not disappear halfway through.

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We enrolled a Chartered Accountant into our Data Analysis mentorship.

She's looking to apply data analysis to financial reporting beyond spreadsheets.

That’s who this is for.

Excel • SQL • Power BI • Python

Practical. Job-ready. Zero fluff.

Reply DATA or DM to register

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The real secret behind strong tech brands isn’t talent or virality.

It’s consistency.

+ Showing up when engagement is low
+ Sharing lessons from real work.

Consistency turns skills into visibility. Visibility builds trust. Trust builds a tech brand.

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These 5 Power BI functions scare beginners.

Yet pros use them every single day.

The problem isn’t the functions.
It’s how they’re often explained.

So today, we'll demystify them.

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5️⃣ SUMX

SUM only adds a column.
SUMX creates a calculation first, then adds it up.

Use SUMX when:
• The value you want doesn’t exist as a column
• You need math like Price × Quantity, calculated row by row

Example:

Calculate profit per transaction → then sum it

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We'll be starting an online Data Analysis training on 6th March.

This is for graduates and working professionals who want practical data skills using Excel, SQL, Power BI, with an introduction to Python.

If you want structured, job-relevant skills, comment DATA or send a DM.

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Want to get hired as a Power BI analyst?

You don't need to know everything.

You only need to master these job-ready skills that recruiters actually look for.

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Summary of Relationships

One-to-Many (1:N)
One customer makes many Orders.

The Primary Key from the "One" side becomes a Foreign Key on the "Many" side.

Many-to-Many (M:N)
Many products, many dates.

You'll need a Bridge Table to break this down into two 1:N relationships.

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Fact vs Dimension Tables

1️⃣ Purpose
Facts = measurable events
Dimensions = descriptors

2️⃣ Data Type
Facts = numeric
Dimensions = textual

3️⃣ Granularity
Facts = transactional detail
Dimensions = higher-level summary

4️⃣ Keys
Facts = foreign keys
Dimensions = primary keys

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@Femiforge Mastering this mindset is the only way not to get tired or discouraged.

Learn one thing at a time.

Take one steady step after another.

Grow daily.

That's the path to mastery.

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@vheeorji22 There's a different level of understanding that comes from practicing what you learn.

That's why we encourage our learners to come to class with their laptops, practice each step alongside the tutor, and ask questions on the fly.