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Arithmetic Without Sol

The Superstore dataset aims to analyze sales and profits to identify optimal products, regions, categories, and customer segments for business improvement. It includes various fields such as Order ID, Customer ID, Product ID, and financial metrics like Sales and Profit. The objective is to derive insights through exploratory data analysis (EDA) to enhance business operations and drive growth.

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Arithmetic Without Sol

The Superstore dataset aims to analyze sales and profits to identify optimal products, regions, categories, and customer segments for business improvement. It includes various fields such as Order ID, Customer ID, Product ID, and financial metrics like Sales and Profit. The objective is to derive insights through exploratory data analysis (EDA) to enhance business operations and drive growth.

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Superstore Dataset

Dataset containing Sales & Profits of a Superstore

Problem Statement

With growing demands and cut-throat competitions in the market, a Superstore Giant is seeking your knowledge in understanding what work
for them. They would like to understand which products, regions, categories and customer segments they should target or avoid.He would lik
have some business insights to optimise the business operations.

About the Fields


Sr No. Fields Info
1 Row ID => Unique ID for each row.
2 Order ID => Unique Order ID for each Customer.
3 Order Date => Order Date of the product.
4 Ship Date => Shipping Date of the Product.
5 Ship Mode=> Shipping Mode specified by the Customer.
6 Customer ID => Unique ID to identify each Customer.
7 Customer Name => Name of the Customer.
8 Segment => The segment where the Customer belongs.
9 Country => Country of residence of the Customer.
10 City => City of residence of of the Customer.
11 State => State of residence of the Customer.
12 Postal Code => Postal Code of every Customer.
13 Region => Region where the Customer belong.
14 Product ID => Unique ID of the Product.
15 Category => Category of the product ordered.
16 Sub-Category => Sub-Category of the product ordered.
17 Product Name => Name of the Product
18 Sales => Sales of the Product.
19 Quantity => Quantity of the Product.
20 Discount => Discount provided.
21 Profit => Profit/Loss incurred.

Objective

Our objective is to gain insights into the performance of the store and identify opportunities for improvement. We need to identify patterns i
data in terms of customer segments, product categories, sales etc. We will do some basic Exploratory data analysis (EDA) to explore the data a
take the help of excel functiosn and features to draw meaningful conclusions. Through this project, we hope to provide valuable insights that c
the store optimize its operations and drive growth
understanding what works best
arget or avoid.He would like to
need to identify patterns in the
DA) to explore the data and will
de valuable insights that can help
Sum()

Data Used in Formula


10
20
30

Formula Result Commentary

Adds value in C6 to C8

Adds value in C6 to C7, and C8


Sumif()

Data Used in Formula


Ankit 100
Jane 200
Arjun 400
Ankit 700

Formula Result Commentary

Adds all the values more than 200


(400+700)

Adds all the values for Ankit (100+700)

Adds the values for all the names that


have the alphabet "a" in it (200+400)
Sumifs()

Data Used in Formula


Tom 100
Jane 200
Arjun 400
Tom 700

Formula Result Commentary

Adds all the values


greater than 100 and less
than 500 (200+400)

Adds all the values for


sales person whose name
contains the alphabet "a"
and whose name starts
with "J"

Adds the values for all


the names are not equal
to "Tom" and whose sales
are more than 200
Count()

Data Used in Formula


1
2

hello
#DIV/0!
3/3/2014

Formula Result Commentary

Counts the cells that has number in it

Counts the cells that are not empty

Count the cells that are blank


Countif()

Data Used in Formula


Fruit Quantity
Apple 10
Banana 21
Orange 12
Apple 4

Formula Result Commentary

Counts all the cells that have value


greater than 10

Counts all cells that have text with "a"


in it

Counts all cells that have the text


"Apple" in it

Count all the cells that have text in it


Countifs()

Data Used in Formula


Fruit Quantity
Apple 10
Banana 21
Orange 12
Apple 4

Formula Result Commentary

Counts all the cells in B3:B6 that have


value greater than 10 and at the same
time, cells A3:A6 which have text that
contains alphabet "a"

Counts all cells that have text with "a"


in it

Counts all cells A3:A6 that have the


text "Apple" in it and at the same time
cell B3:B6 that have value greater than
20
Average()

Data Used in Formula


10
12
15

Formula Result Commentary

Returns average of C64 TO C66

Returns average of C64:C66 and 20

Returns average of C64:C67. Since C67


is blank, it is ignored (blanks and text
are ignored)

Returns average of b2:b6. Since b5 is


blank, it is ignored. Since b6 has 0, it is
taken into calculation
AverageIF()

Data Used in Formula


Ankit 10
JJ 12
Arjun 15
Ankit 12
Ankit 0

Formula Result Commentary

Averages all the values for Ankit

Averages all the values for names that


have alphabet "a" in it

Average values that are greater than


10
AverageIFs()

Data Used in Formula


Fruit Quantity Price
Apple 10 ₹ 20.00
Banana 21 ₹ 7.00
Orange 12 ₹ 12.00
Papaya 4 ₹ 32.00

Formula Result Commentary

Averages when the


quantity is greater than
10 and the fruit is not
Papaya

Averages price when


price is greater than $15
and fruit name has "p"
alphabet in it
Sumproduct()

Data Used in Formula


1 5 10
2 6 11
3 7 12
4 8 13

Formula Result Commentary

Multiplies each value of b90:b93 to the corresponding value of


B2:B5, and then adds all the values (1*5+2*6+3*7+4*8)

The size of all the arrays should be the same, or else it gives an
error

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