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Module 2

About Assignment

You have been hired as a Power BI Developer for X Company. Your manager is
struggling to get the data in the right format. The manager is asking to look into the
data:

The manager is finding various issues as follows:

Data Understanding Issue: Your manager is finding it difficult to understand the


empty and null percentages in the dataset. He is also worried about the descriptive
statistics (distribution) for all the top 1000 rows. You have been asked to show it in
the power query.
Imputation of missing values: The data architect just informed your manager
about a possible missing value with the column Region in the excel provided. He
insisted on replacing all the missing values in Region with West. Now you are
being asked to perform the data imputation.
Date Format issue: The data has been fetched from the European region’s server
due to which the data format is of European standards dd/mm/yyyy. As the data is
generated and relevant for the US time zone. Your manager is asking you to
convert the date to US/Canadian format i.e mm/dd/yyyy

Q1) You've been given retail data, but it's spread across five different files this
time. Your ultimate objective is to create a high-level dashboard with various cuts
and insights. To begin, you must include all five tables in your data model and
verify that the relationships between them are adequately specified for future
usage. You must also provide some fields in the data to allow the various displays,
such as Net Units, Weekday versus Weekend performance, and so on.
Dataset: Sales folder - all 5 files

1 - Load all the 5 files, one by one into the data model - Make sure the header
contains the field names in all the files
2 - Drop records from table ‘PinCode-Geo’ where ‘Zone’ is missing. Drop records
from ‘Mod3_Raw_CityTier_v0 1’ where ‘CityTier’ is missing.
3 - For the common columns between tables, make sure the relationship is present.
For the table ‘Mod3_Raw_CityTier_v0 1’,
make sure the ‘City’ field has a relationship with ‘City’ from ‘PinCode-Geo’ table

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