Board #18: E-Commerce Analysis – Power BI

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On this post I have a dashboard that shows the analysis of an E-Commerce website with data obtained from Google Analytics.

Here we can see the columns:

ps: Only the company has access to Google Analytics results. This originates from an exercise, so I didn’t use google analytics, but had the dataset handed to me.

For this exercise there were some questions to follow on the construction of the board, let’s see them.

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Board #16: Health Insurance Operators Spending Analysis – Power BI

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On this post I’ll show you a dashboard that I did for a challenge!

The challenge consisted of being able to answer 10 questions with 1 dashboard. The data source for it was a .csv file that contained a few columns of: Region, Age, Number of Children, Smoker or Not, IMC, Gender, Spending Value.

On the next topic, let’s see the answers to the questions one by one.

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Board #7: Digging Horror Movies Jumpscares

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This ~spooky~ board will take us on a knowledge ride about horror movies through 6 decades, bringing informative cards and a chart that brings a simple conclusion.

The dataset used for this is from a challenge offered by r/dataisbeautiful on Reddit and it contains the following columns:

  • Movie, Year, Director
  • Jump count – How many scenes that cause a jumpscare exist
  • Jumpscare rating – If the jumpscares are good (5) or not (1)
  • If it is on Netflix (US) – Yes or No
  • IMDB score – 0 to 100

Tools Used: MS Excel – Charts (Scatterplot, Bars), Pivot Table

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Board #5: Visualizing Caffeine Presence on Drinks

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In this post we are going to talk about the presence of Caffeine in certain drinks/substances we take, as well as check the daily limit and the consequences of overdoing it.

The dataset for this came from a challenge on a subreddit (r/dataisbeautiful) and it contains only 3 colums of information, being them:

  • Item (drink, food, medicament, etc)
  • Quantity avaliated
  • Total Caffeine in the quantity
  • Column added by me: Quantity of item until 400mg* of caffeine is reached

*400 mg = Maximum dose of caffeine recommended in 1 day

Tools used: MS Excel – Charts, Pivot Tables, VBA

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