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21dcs114 Data Science and Analytics External Practical

The document outlines a practical exercise for classifying employee salaries into High, Medium, and Low categories based on specific salary thresholds using Power Query. It also involves creating a custom column to calculate total benefits based on job categories with defined percentage rates. The dataset includes columns for EmployeeID, EmployeeName, Department, BaseSalary, DateOfHire, and JobCategory.

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21dcs114 Data Science and Analytics External Practical

The document outlines a practical exercise for classifying employee salaries into High, Medium, and Low categories based on specific salary thresholds using Power Query. It also involves creating a custom column to calculate total benefits based on job categories with defined percentage rates. The dataset includes columns for EmployeeID, EmployeeName, Department, BaseSalary, DateOfHire, and JobCategory.

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21DCS114 DATA SCIENCE AND ANALYTICS EXTERNAL

PRACTICAL

Aim: You have a dataset containing employee salaries with the following columns: EmployeeID,
EmployeeName, Department, BaseSalary, DateOfHire, and JobCategory. Add a new column in Power
Query that classifies the salaries as High Salary, Medium Salary, and Low Salary based on the
BaseSalary.

● Salaries over Rs. 80,000 should be classified as High Salary.


● Salaries between Rs. 50,000 and Rs.80,000 should be classified as Medium Salary. ●
Salaries less than Rs. 50,000 should be classified as Low Salary.
Additionally, you need to create a custom column that calculates the total benefits based on
the job category:
● 20% of BaseSalary for Management.
● 15% of Base Salary for Technical.
● 10% of BaseSalary for Support.
Query used
if [JobCategory] = "Management" then [BaseSalary] * 0.2
else if [JobCategory] = "Technical" then [BaseSalary] * 0.15
else if [JobCategory] = "Support" then [BaseSalary] * 0.1
else 0

if [BaseSalary] > 80000 then "High Salary"


else if [BaseSalary] >= 50000 and [BaseSalary] <= 80000 then "Medium Salary"
else "Low Salary"

Report View:
Dataset URL:
Employee Salaries Datatset

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