The BikeStore Analytics Project is a comprehensive case study that demonstrates the integration of multiple data tables into a unified dataset using SQL, followed by analysis and visualization with Excel and Tableau. The project showcases advanced skills in data manipulation, transformation, and visualization to generate actionable business insights.
- Data Integration: Join multiple tables from the BikeStore database to create a consolidated dataset.
- Data Analysis: Extract and analyze key trends using SQL and Excel.
- Data Visualization: Build interactive dashboards in Excel and Tableau for business decision-making.
- SQL: For joining and transforming data from multiple tables.
- Excel: For pivot tables, charts, and dashboard creation.
- Tableau: For advanced data visualization and storytelling.
The original data resides in multiple tables (provided in the SQL Server database), including:
- Orders
- Customers
- Products
- Categories
- Brands
- Stores
- Sales Representatives
After integrating the tables using SQL, the final dataset contains the following fields:
- order_id: Unique identifier for each order.
- customers: Customer names or IDs.
- city: City where the purchase occurred.
- state: State where the purchase occurred.
- order_date: Date of the order.
- total_units: Total units sold in an order.
- revenue: Total revenue generated from the order.
- product_name: Name of the product sold.
- category_name: Product category (e.g., bikes, accessories).
- brand_name: Brand of the product.
- store_name: Store where the purchase was made.
- sales_rep: Sales representative responsible for the order.
- Data Integration: Successfully joined multiple tables into a unified dataset using SQL.
- Top Performing Products: Identified products generating the most revenue.
- Customer Segmentation: Grouped customers based on purchasing patterns and revenue contributions.
- Regional Analysis: Analyzed revenue contributions by city and state.
- Pivot Analysis: Highlighted trends in product categories, brands, and sales representatives.
- Interactive Features: Added slicers for dynamic filtering by store, sales rep, and product.
- Geographical Insights: Visualized state-wise revenue using map charts.
- Executive Summary Dashboard: Combined key metrics, including revenue trends, top products, and customer analysis.
- Interactive Features: Enabled drill-downs using action filters and parameters.
- Advanced Visuals: Created Top N charts and contextual calculated fields for insightful reporting.
- Database Exploration: Understand the schema and relationships between tables.
- Data Integration: Write SQL queries to join all relevant tables.
- Export Final Dataset: Save the consolidated data as a CSV or Excel file for further analysis.
- Import Final Dataset: Load the SQL-generated dataset into Excel.
- Pivot Table Analysis: Analyze revenue trends, category performance, and customer behavior.
- Dashboard Creation: Build an interactive dashboard with slicers and charts.
- Connect Dataset: Import the final dataset from Excel into Tableau.
- Data Visualizations: Create engaging visuals like Top N charts, line graphs, and maps.
- Executive Dashboard: Develop an interactive dashboard for stakeholders.