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Use Sample Superstore Excel Sheet For Remaining Questions

The document provides instructions to create various visualizations and dashboards in Tableau using sample Excel data. It includes steps to create bar charts, scatter plots, heat maps and combined axis charts showing sales, prices and other metrics by region, category, date and other dimensions. It also describes adding filters, trends lines, averages and building a dashboard with multiple visualizations and a story.

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Use Sample Superstore Excel Sheet For Remaining Questions

The document provides instructions to create various visualizations and dashboards in Tableau using sample Excel data. It includes steps to create bar charts, scatter plots, heat maps and combined axis charts showing sales, prices and other metrics by region, category, date and other dimensions. It also describes adding filters, trends lines, averages and building a dashboard with multiple visualizations and a story.

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1. Open Tableau, and connect to the Excel workbook "SourceDataf.

xlsx",
and the Excel spreadsheet "CDs".
2. Create a viz which shows a bar chart for size per "File Extension". (There
are 3 File Extensions show biggest file size for each of these file
extensions.)
3. Connect to the HPIRegions spreadsheet in the SourceDataf workbook. 
4. Create a viz (stacked bar chart) showing the Date going along the
bottom(convert it continuous data and show day of date) , the Sum of the
SalesVolume as the bars, and the RegionName being the color.
5. Highlight the West Midlands Region.
6. Add a filter using the RegionName, add a filter card, and exclude
"London" and "England".
7. Connect to the HPIRegions spreadsheet in the SourceDataf workbook. 
8. Create a viz (bar chart) which shows the Year (Date) (going across) by
SUM(Sales Volume) (going up). Drag "Region Name" to the Color mark.
Rename this as "Viz 1".
9. Create a second viz which has: "Region Name" on the Rows, and
Sum(Sales Volume) in the Text marks.Rename this as "Viz 2".

10. Create a third viz which has: Year(Date) on the Rows shelf
    Sum(Sales Volume) in the Text marks.Rename this as "Viz 3".

11. Create a dashboard which has:


    "Viz 2" in the top-left hand corner.
    "Viz 3" in the top-right hand corner.
    "Viz 1" in the bottom half.
  
Before you do it, have a think about what the best order is to add the
Vizzes into the dashboard.
12.Click on the "Use as Filter" on Viz 2 and click on "East Midlands" in Viz
2. See what happens.
13.Create a story for the above visualizations.
14.Connect to the HPIRegions spreadsheet in the SourceDataf workbook. 
15.Create a bar chart, with RegionName and Year (Date) in the Columns
shelf and AVG(Average Price) in the Rows shelf.
16.Add the Average by RegionName (create the Average Line by Pane).
17.Add a linear Trend line.

(Use sample superstore excel sheet for remaining questions)

18.Draw pareto chart for sales Vs Subcategory (Use sample superstore


excel sheet)
19.Create Heat Map: Subcategory wise Segment wise region wise sales
(Region in column, Subcategory, and segment in Row)
20.Create a scatter plot: Consider any two numerical field from Superstore
dataset
21.Create combined axis or dual axis chart: Consider profit and sales on
dual axis. Scales for the both the sales and profit should be same

(Students can attempt question no: 11 to13


after completion of dashboard and story)

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