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The document contains a series of SQL queries aimed at analyzing sales data from a database. It includes operations such as viewing raw transactions, aggregating sales by year, calculating cumulative sales, and comparing year-over-year sales. Additionally, it categorizes customers and products based on spending behavior and price range, respectively.

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The document contains a series of SQL queries aimed at analyzing sales data from a database. It includes operations such as viewing raw transactions, aggregating sales by year, calculating cumulative sales, and comparing year-over-year sales. Additionally, it categorizes customers and products based on spending behavior and price range, respectively.

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-- 1.

View raw sales transactions


SELECT order_date, sales_amount
FROM fact_sales;

-- 2. Extract Year from Order Date and Sum Sales Amount per Year
SELECT YEAR(order_date) AS OrderYear,
SUM(sales_amount) AS TotalSales
FROM fact_sales
WHERE order_date IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY YEAR(order_date)
ORDER BY OrderYear;

-- 3. Calculate Running Total (Cumulative Sales) Using a Subquery


SELECT OrderYear,
TotalSales,
SUM(TotalSales) OVER (ORDER BY OrderYear) AS CumulativeSales
FROM (
SELECT YEAR(order_date) AS OrderYear,
SUM(sales_amount) AS TotalSales
FROM fact_sales
WHERE order_date IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY YEAR(order_date)
) AS SalesData
ORDER BY OrderYear;

-- 4. Fetch Previous Year's Sales Using LAG Function for Year-over-Year Comparison
SELECT YEAR(order_date) AS OrderYear,
SUM(sales_amount) AS TotalSales,
LAG(SUM(sales_amount)) OVER (ORDER BY YEAR(order_date)) AS PreviousYearSales
FROM fact_sales
WHERE order_date IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY YEAR(order_date)
ORDER BY OrderYear;

-- 5. Calculate Year-over-Year Sales Difference


SELECT YEAR(order_date) AS OrderYear,
SUM(sales_amount) AS TotalSales,
LAG(SUM(sales_amount)) OVER (ORDER BY YEAR(order_date)) AS PreviousYearSales,
SUM(sales_amount) - LAG(SUM(sales_amount)) OVER (ORDER BY YEAR(order_date)) AS
YearlyChange
FROM fact_sales
WHERE order_date IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY YEAR(order_date)
ORDER BY OrderYear;

-- 6. View Raw Customer Transactions


SELECT customer_key, order_date, sales_amount
FROM fact_sales;

-- 7. Aggregate Sales Data by Customer (Total Amount Spent and Total Orders)
SELECT customer_key,
SUM(sales_amount) AS TotalSpent,
COUNT(DISTINCT order_number) AS TotalOrders
FROM fact_sales
GROUP BY customer_key;

-- 8. Categorize Customers Based on Spending Behavior


SELECT customer_key, TotalSpent, TotalOrders,
CASE
WHEN TotalSpent > 10000 THEN 'High Value'
WHEN TotalSpent BETWEEN 5000 AND 10000 THEN 'Medium Value'
ELSE 'Low Value'
END AS CustomerCategory
FROM (
SELECT customer_key,
SUM(sales_amount) AS TotalSpent,
COUNT(DISTINCT order_number) AS TotalOrders
FROM fact_sales
GROUP BY customer_key
) AS CustomerSummary;

-- 9. View Raw Product Sales Transactions


SELECT product_key, order_date, sales_amount
FROM fact_sales;

-- 10. Aggregate Total Revenue and Order Count Per Product


SELECT product_key,
SUM(sales_amount) AS TotalRevenue,
COUNT(DISTINCT order_number) AS TotalOrders
FROM fact_sales
GROUP BY product_key;

-- 11. Rank Top-Selling Products Based on Total Revenue


SELECT product_key, TotalRevenue, TotalOrders,
RANK() OVER (ORDER BY TotalRevenue DESC) AS SalesRank
FROM (
SELECT product_key,
SUM(sales_amount) AS TotalRevenue,
COUNT(DISTINCT order_number) AS TotalOrders
FROM fact_sales
GROUP BY product_key
) AS ProductSummary;

-- 12. Segment Customers by Age Group Using Birthdate


SELECT customer_key,
birthdate,
DATEDIFF(YEAR, birthdate, GETDATE()) AS Age,
CASE
WHEN DATEDIFF(YEAR, birthdate, GETDATE()) < 25 THEN 'Young'
WHEN DATEDIFF(YEAR, birthdate, GETDATE()) BETWEEN 25 AND 50 THEN 'Middle Age'
ELSE 'Senior'
END AS AgeCategory
FROM dim_customers;

-- 13. Categorize Products by Price Range


SELECT product_key, cost,
CASE
WHEN cost > 100 THEN 'Premium'
WHEN cost BETWEEN 50 AND 100 THEN 'Standard'
ELSE 'Budget'
END AS PriceCategory
FROM dim_products;

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