📊 Project Presentation – Customer Shopping Behavior Analysis Following my recent data analysis project, I created a short presentation explaining: • Problem Statement • Data Cleaning using Python • SQL Analysis • Dashboard Insights from Power BI This presentation summarizes the complete workflow and key insights from the project. 📂 Full Project: https://lnkd.in/g_SDTeTE #DataAnalytics #Python #SQL #PowerBI #DataVisualization
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📊 Day 1 – Working with Sales Data (Python) Started working with a small sales dataset in Python to build consistency with data handling. Today’s work focused on: • Inputting and storing sales values • Calculating total sales • Finding average sales • Identifying highest and lowest values This is the starting step towards building a structured approach to working with data using Python. ☕ Alongside this, I’ve begun a separate coffee sales project using SQL and Power BI, which I’ll be developing further. 🔗 Code uploaded on GitHub. #Python #DataAnalytics #SQL #PowerBI #LearningByDoing
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