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548 m4 Case Study v1.0

This module focuses on creating visualizations and interactive views from a retail sales dataset using Power BI. Key tasks include creating KPI tiles, donut and bar charts to show sales metrics and breakdowns by attributes like city, zone and gender. A trend chart is made for units over time with a drill down option. Slicers are added for filtering by date, city tier and other attributes.

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548 m4 Case Study v1.0

This module focuses on creating visualizations and interactive views from a retail sales dataset using Power BI. Key tasks include creating KPI tiles, donut and bar charts to show sales metrics and breakdowns by attributes like city, zone and gender. A trend chart is made for units over time with a drill down option. Slicers are added for filtering by date, city tier and other attributes.

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Microsoft Power BI Training

Module 4: Data Visualization


Case Study

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Summary

In the exercises for this module, using the setup so far, we will proceed to create some
visualizations from the data and use the easy to use visualization methods available in
Power BI desktop. This exercise will take longer than the previous ones and could be a
little tricky, but the end result will be worth the effort.

Situation

You’ve been asked to create a high-level, interactive, Weekly Review dashboard for
a retail business. You have been provided with sales data, and you have completed
all the clean-up and enrichments in the previous module. You’re now ready to create
the visualizations and views that are interactive, insightful and useful.

The input for this exercise would be the final data model achieved in Module 3 with
all the relationships, cleanup and the additional calculated fields.

Output required:
A snapshot of the output that you will work towards is below.
The output would give a snapshot of the key performance indicators of the business,
provide some high level split that are key to the business and a time view to assess
the sales trends. The management should also be able to slice by different time
intervals, and City Tiers.
As you may have noticed, we have plenty of varied elements using all the different
tables!

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Tasks:
4.1: Create new calculated measures using DAX functions -
- CancellationRate: (Cancelled Units / Units)
- AvgSellingPrice: (Revenue / Units)
4.2: Using a text box, insert a title for the entire page
4.3: Create KPI tiles for 4 key metrics at weekly level
- Revenue
- Unique transacting customers
- Average selling price
- Cancellation rate
4.4: Create Donut Charts to show contribution to units by:
- City tier
- Zone
- Gender

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4.5: Create horizontal bar chart to show difference in Average Selling Price for City
Tiers
4.6: Format the following columns/measures for ease of clean representation
- ‘OrderWeekStart’ – date format ‘YYYY-MM-DD’
- Average Selling Price – whole number
- Cancellation rate – percentage with single decimal
4.7: Create trend chart for units by day and week
- Enable drill down to switch between daily and weekly view
- Format the chart to show data labels in thousands
4.8: Add slicers to allow management to slice the views by
- Time (i.e. Day) – slider to choose date ranges
- City tier – multi check box
4.9: Create page level filter to exclude records with ‘CityTier’ as blank/missing

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