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Data Analytics For Accounting 1st Edition Richardson Solutions Manual
Data Analytics For Accounting 1st Edition Richardson Solutions Manual
Q1. Given that you are new and trying to get a grasp on Sláinte’s operations, list three questions
related to sales that would help you begin your analysis. For example, how many products were
sold in each state?
Possible answers:
Q2. Now hypothesize the answers to each of the questions. Remember, your answers don’t
have to be correct at this point. They will help you understand what type of data you are looking
for. For example: 500 in Missouri, 6,000 in Pennsylvania, 4,000 in New York, etc.
Q3. Finally, for each question, identify the specific tables and attributes that are needed to
answer your questions. For example, to answer the question about state sales, you would need
the [State] attribute which is most likely located in the [Customer] master table as well as a
[Quantity Sold] attribute in a [Sales] table. If you had access to store or distribution center
location data, you may also look for a [State] field there as well.
Now that you’ve identified the data you need for your analysis, complete a Data Request Form.
1. Open the Data Request Form
2. Enter your contact information.
3. In the description field, identify the tables that you’d like to analyze, along with the time
periods (e.g. past month, past year, etc.)
Table - Sales_Subset: Attributes: Customer_ID, Product_Code, Sales_Order_Quantity_Sold
Table - Customer_Table: Attributes: Customer_ID, Customer_St
4. Select a frequency. In this case this is a “One-off request”.
5. Enter a request date (today) and a required date (one week from today)
6. Choose a format (spreadsheet).
7. Finally complete the To be used in box (internal analysis).
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Possible answers:
How many sales orders has each employee created?
How many sales were created in the month of October?
How much money was generated through sales for the entire period?
How much money was generated through sales for the month of October?
END OF LAB
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(Level 1 Header) Lab 2-2 Use PivotTables to de-normalize and analyze the data
Q1. Given Sláinte’s request, identify the data attributes and tables needed to answer the
question.
(Level 2 Header) Part 2: Master the data: Prepare data for analysis in Excel
1. TAKE A SCREENSHOT (2-2a) of the Manage Relationships window with both relationships
created.
Q3. How comfortable are you with identifying primary key-foreign key relationships?
Alternative 3: Merging the data into a single table using Excel Query Editor
13. Maximize the Query Editor window, and TAKE A SCREENSHOT (2-2b).
KEY Screenshot:
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