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Tbit Interpretation

This document discusses sales and profit trends for various items in a supermarket dataset over multiple years and regions: - A line chart shows the growth of sales for furniture, technology, and office supplies from 2014-2018, with the highest sales in 2017 and lowest in 2014. - A bubble chart depicts the profit for different product subcategories, indicating that copiers had the highest profit while fasteners had the lowest. - A bar chart compares the average profit for various furniture, office supplies, and technology subcategories, finding that chairs had the highest furniture profit while tables had the lowest.

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Tbit Interpretation

This document discusses sales and profit trends for various items in a supermarket dataset over multiple years and regions: - A line chart shows the growth of sales for furniture, technology, and office supplies from 2014-2018, with the highest sales in 2017 and lowest in 2014. - A bubble chart depicts the profit for different product subcategories, indicating that copiers had the highest profit while fasteners had the lowest. - A bar chart compares the average profit for various furniture, office supplies, and technology subcategories, finding that chairs had the highest furniture profit while tables had the lowest.

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SALES GROWTH OVER THE YEARS

From the above Image, it can be concluded that the Trend Line chart has been created from the
Superstore dataset, where the Growth of overall sales of the Superstore data in different regions has
been inferred.

Use of line chart

Line charts connect individual data points in a view. They provide a simple way to visualize a
sequence of values and are useful when you want to see trends over time, or to forecast future
values.

Here the three items of the superstore have been taken into consideration that is Furniture,
Technology and office supplies.

To Specify the items following steps have to be considered.

 Put the Category in the filter Section


 In the filter, various items of the supermarket will be Shown.
 In this category three items that are Furniture, technology and office supplies have been
selected.

To specify the regions, in which the sales have grown over the years, the following are the steps that
have to be considered.

 Put the region in the filter Section


 In the filter, various regions in which sales have been incurred of the supermarket will be
Shown
 In this category four items Central, east, south, and west have been considered.

To differentiate amongst Various items in the Supermarket store, The furniture is in the blue trend
line, Technology is in the Red Trend Line, and Office Supplies have been Related to the Orange Trend
line.

To create the above line chart, the following are the steps that need to be considered.

 Connect the "Sample-Superstore" data set.


 Drag the "Order-Date" and drop it onto the "column" shelf.
 Drag the "Sales" and drop them onto the "row" shelf.
 To identify which measure to choose for the sales, whether Average, median or mean of
sales, click on the right arrow of the sales, click on the measure, and choose amongst which
measure you need to choose.
 Click on the "Show me" button and select the "discrete line chart" option.
 With this the growth of sales throughout 2014 – 2018 will appear.

Another interpretation that can be concluded is that the lowest sales was in 2014, that is for
Furniture, it was 6423. For office Supplies, it was 4851. For Technology, it was 3143. And the highest
Sales were in the period 2017, For Furniture, it was 37057. For office Supplies, it was in the year 2016
(37998) and for technology, it was in the year 2017 (49919).
SUBCATEGORY BY SALES PROFIT

From the above image, it can be interpreted that the bubble chart has been created from the data
taken from the Superstore, where the profit has been divided into the sub-categories of Sales done
in Storage, Binders, phones, Chairs, copiers, appliances, and art.

USE OF BUBBLE CHART

A Bubble chart is a visualization that can be useful in showing high-level comparisons between
members of a field. Precision is not the name of the game here as it can be difficult to make visual
comparisons when bubbles are close in size or are not placed next to the category or member in
question.

To create a bubble chart, the following are the steps that need to be considered.

1. Connect to the Sample - Superstore data source.


2. Drag the Profit in the Size column.
3. Drag the Subcategory in the label.

It will Show all the Subparts of the profits taken from the Superstore data.

4. Drag the Subcategory again to the color.

it will be able to differentiate every item on the basis assigned to it.

5. The measure is aggregated as a sum and a vertical axis appears.


6. Tableau displays a bar chart—the default chart type when there is a dimension on the
Columns shelf and a measure on the Rows shelf.
7. Click Show Me on the toolbar, then select the packed bubbles chart type.
8. It will show the bubble graph of the Subcategory included in the Profit.

From the above Bubble chart, It can also be concluded that Copiers made the highest profit THAT IS
55618. followed by phones which is 44516, then accessories made the third highest profit that is
41937 followed by Binders which is 30222. From this, it can be inferred that Copiers were the leading
Revenue generating item for the Superstore. The lowest profit amongst all the items of the
supermarket store was from Fasteners that is 950.
SUBCATEGORY ABOVE AVERAGE

From the above Image, it can be concluded that the Bar chart has been created from the Superstore
dataset, where the Profit and sales of all three items are Furniture, Office Supplies and Technology of
the superstore dataset have been compared and inferred.

Use of Horizontal Bar Chart

A horizontal bar chart is a graph in the form of rectangular bars. It's a data visualization technique.
The length of these bars is proportional to the values they represent.

To Create a Horizontal bar, the following are the steps that need to be considered.

 Connect the "Sample-Superstore" data set.


 Drag the Category in the column Shelf.
It will Show all three items that is Furniture, Office Supplies and Technology and the
comparison in the profit made by them.
 Drag the Sub Category in the Column Shelf.
It will Show all the sub-items of Furniture, Office Supplies, and Technology in order to get a
detailed overview of the profit incurred under these three items.
 Drag the profit in the rows shelf.
 To identify which measure to choose for the profit, whether Average, median or mean of
sales, click on the right arrow of the sales, click on the measure, and choose amongst which
measure you need to choose.
 Click on the "Show me" button and select the Horizontal Bar option.
 With this the Profit throughout 2014 – 2018 will appear.

From this, it can be concluded that the average of all the sub-items that is Furniture, Office Supplies
and Technology is 16847. The highest profit from furniture is in the form of chairs is 26590. The
lowest is in the form of tables which is -17725. The highest profit of office supplies is in the form of
papers which is 34054. The lowest profit is for office supplies in the form of supplies which is -1189.
The highest profit of technology is in the form of copiers which is 55618. The lowest profit of
technology is in the form of machines which is 3385.

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