Where is the record of my completing a training session in the past?

Samuel Daunt 0 Reputation points
2026-09-16T18:16:16.8766667+00:00

I completed a Power BI training session in Microsoft Learn in February 2026, but now I can't see any record of this in my Microsoft Learn account. Where should I look? Or is there another way I can get confirmation that I did the training?

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    2026-09-16T18:16:29.0033333+00:00

    Check these places in Microsoft Learn:

    1. Transcript in the Learn profile
      • Go to the Learn profile page.
      • Select Transcript in the left column.
      • This shows training modules completed, along with active certifications, exams passed, and Applied Skills credentials.
    2. Achievements in the Learn profile
      • In the same profile, select Achievements in the left column.
      • This lists Microsoft Learn achievements such as badges, trophies, and XP.
    3. Credentials in the Learn profile
      • Select Credentials in the left column.
      • Then check the Certifications or Applied Skills tabs if the training led to one of those credentials.

    If the training was a standard Microsoft Learn course or learning path, completion is typically reflected as modules completed in the transcript and as badges/trophies in achievements. There is also context indicating that completing a Microsoft Learn course does not provide a downloadable course certificate; Learn generally provides badges and trophies instead.

    If the record still does not appear, use Microsoft Credentials support for help with missing training or credential records.

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