6415 BI Journal

Hindi Vidya Prachar Samiti’s
Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College of Arts, Science

& Commerce
(Empowered Autonomous College)
Affiliated to
UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

2023-2024
t.Y.B.Sc. (IT) SEM VI
PAPER RJSUITp603 – Business intelligence
Name:- Shivam Vishwakarma
Roll No:- 6415

Shivam Vishwakarma 6415 BI
Hindi Vidya Prachar Samiti’s

Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College of Arts, Science &
Commerce
(Empowered Autonomous College)
Affiliated to
UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI
This is to certify that Mr./Ms. Vishwakarma Shivam Suresh Sushila,

Roll No. 6415 of TY BSc IT class has completed the required number of
Experiment of Practical Business intelligence, in partial
fulfillment of the Requirements for the award of the degree of Bachelor
of Science (Information Technology) during the academic year 2023-2024.
College seal Sign of Co-ordinator
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Index
Business Intelligence
2023-24
Sr. Title Date Remark

No.
1 Data Analysis using Excel 07/12/2023
2 What-if Analysis using Excel and Power BI 14/12/2023
3 Creating Pivot Table and Pivot Chart using Excel and Power 04/01/2024
BI
4 Import data from legacy data structures. 11/01/2024
5 ETL and Data Modeling in Power BI 11/01/2024
6 Creating Reports and Charts in Power BI 11/01/2024
7 Creating Dashboards in Power BI 11/01/2024
8 DAX Queries in Power BI 18/01/2024
9 Implementation of Regression Algorithms using Python 25/01/2024
10 Implementation of Classification Algorithms using Python 08/02/2024
11 Implementation of Clustering Algorithms using Python 23/02/2024
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Practical 1 - Data Analysis using Excel
Dec 7, 2023
Demonstrate the use of various features of Excel that are required to do the data analysis.
Example: Result Analysis
Result Analysis
Suppose, the data set we are having initially
Marks
Roll no Name Sub 1 Sub 2 Sub 3 Sub 4
1 Vikas Yadav 25 35 60 56
2 Amit Mishra 45 60 55 78
3 Sunita Yadav 56 42 40 84
4 Priyanka Gupta 45 35 20 38
5 Anita Shetty 37 40 35 90
6 Ranjan Yadav 56 56 35 60
7 Ankita Mishra 34 30 60 61
8 Vaibhav Yadav 89 78 90 89
9 Soniya Gupta 24 78 35 45
10 Sunil Shetty 45 56 40 89
Operation 1
We wanted to have the total marks of the students
Use the Sum formulas

1) =SUM(start cell: end cell)
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Or
2) =(cell1 + cell2 + cell3 + ….)
You can see the sum of marks from sub 1 to sub 4 is present in the total mark column
Now for all the others, you don't need to write the formula again and again.
Just select the cell where you have applied the formula and drag the cursor to the column to
which you want to apply the same formula.
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After the release of the cursor, you can see the total marks of all student in their respective total
column
Operation 2
Now, let's derive Percentage of the Students
As percentage is calculated as
(mark obtained in all subjects/total marks of all subjects) * 100
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Operation 3
As the percentage is showing in decimal points what if I want the percentage to be a whole
number only
Apply formula
=ROUNDUP(Cell no, digits to round up)
You can see the percentage in whole number only
Operation 4
Suppose, you want to mark the students who are failing in the individual subjects,
The criteria for a student to be filed in a student if he is marks less than 40
Step 1: Select your table
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Step 2: go to the ‘Data’ tab and in the Data, tab select the ‘filter’ option
After clicking on the filter option, you can see the table heading a down arrow symbol in the
column that is filtering options
Step 3: click the arrow of the ‘sub 1’ column uncheck the select all option select only the marks
that match the fail criteria and click on OK
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You will be only able to see the students who have less than 40 marks in sub 1
Select the marks of sub1 and mark them in red color this student fails in sub 1 because they got
less than 40 marks
Now, again click on the sub 1 column arrow select all, and click on ok, and all the records will
be visible this is important if you forget then you will operate only on the selected data not on
entire data.
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After doing this do the same form sub 2, sub 3, and sub 4 columns of marks
After filtering data for failed students,

We can say the the students who are marked in red color in the sub mark column failed in that
particular subject
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Suppose, you want to remove that data filtering option again select the data table go to the Data
tab menu, and unselect the filter option and you will see the filtering option is now removed from
columns headings
Operation 5
Let Highlight the percentage marks which are greater than 80%
Select the cells
Go to Home tab → Conditional Formatting → Highlight cell rules → Greater than
I have formatted as font color - orange and style bold
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After clicking on OK
Operation 6
Let Highlight the percentage marks which are lesser than 45%
Again select the cells
Go to Home tab → Conditional Formatting → Highlight cell rules → Less than
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Less than 45% with custom formatting font-color red and style bold
Result
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Operation 7
Now,
Let look for the Highest and Lowest scorer from the total mark obtained by the students
We will mark the cell as Yellow for the highest scorer and red as the lowest scorer
Select the cells
Go to Home tab → Conditional Formatting –. Top/Bottom Rules → Top 10 Items
The below following dialog bax will open give the no. of time you want and with which
formatting style
I gave top 1 with Yellow fill and Dark Yellow text click on OK
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And you come to see the highest scorer in yellow
And do for Lowest scorer
Select the cells

Go to Home tab → Conditional Formatting –. Top/Bottom Rules → Bottom 10 Items
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Operation 8
Let find the top 10% scorer from each subject from above lessons
But now we will use custom formatting
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I have choose color blue and fill light blue
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Press on OK and Again OK
And you will see

Top 10% of each sub in blue cell formatting
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Operation 9
Let go through the this three option this options used for formatting the cells
1) Data Bar
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2) Color Scales
3) Icon sets
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From clear rules Options you can clear the conditional formatting rules from the cells
Operation 10
Data Visualization
Now,
Select total Marks column
Go to Insert → Charts ans select bar graph
This charts will appear
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Format the graph as per our preference
Another chart example
Line chart example
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Link to Spreadsheets
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1P-j0sW05YQ_-
scZfc0OyWJEIkTMXljc4/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=106011563062589671609&rtpof=true&sd
=true
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GtJMYp1Kb6Vww85lPQPAa8AUg-
3M593h/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=106011563062589671609&rtpof=true&sd=true
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Practical 2 - What-if Analysis using Excel and Power BI
Dec 14, 2023

Demonstrate what-if analysis using goal seek, scenario manager, and data table for your data.
Example 1 - Goal Seek

Semester wise SGPA scored
Problem Statement - Suppose you are in semester 6 and after completion of your degree to
wanted to achieve the aggregate CGPA of 9.5. you want to know how much you have to score in
SEM 6 to get the the aggregate CGPA of 9.5
Go to Data → What-If Analysis → Goal Seek..
This window will appear
Set cell → final CGPA cell

To value → CGPA score you want to achieve
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By changing cell → Sem 6 Grade point cell
Click on OK
Conclusion
If you want to achieve an Aggregate og 9.5 CGPA then you need to score 9.20 SGPA in SEM 6
Example 2 - Goal Seek
You have given the profit of a Company ABC for respective Academic Year
You want to know how much you have to make profit in year 2024 - 25 to make profit of
Rs 25,00,000
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Go to → Data → What-If analysis → Goal Seek..
Set cell → total

To value → 25 lakh
By changing cell → profit of year 2024 - 25
Conclusion
It means you have to make a profit of Rs 5,98,000 to make an aggregate profit of Rs 25,00,00 by
the year 2024 - 25
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Example 3 - Scenario Manager
Go to
Data → What-If Analysis → Scenario
Click on Add
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Name your scenario and changing cell in my case the no of customer will be changing cell
Click on Ok
Give the no of customer value (75 in my case)
You can see my scenario got added to scenario manager
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Add few more Scenarios

I have total 3 scenario’s
Select a scenario and click on Show

I choose scenario for 84 customers
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Example 4 - Scenario Manager
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Total Column having formula

Rate * Qty
And Total Row is also having formula

Wheat’s Total + Rice Total
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Scenario 1 Result
Scenario 2 -Result
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Example 5 - Data Table
Balance
Interest
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One variable data table Example
Activity 1 → Calculate balance for different Initial Investment
Select the cells like below manner
Go to
Data → What-If Analysis → Data Table
The below dialog box appear select the original initial Investment i.e 2000 click on Ok
And you will get Balance for different Initial Investment
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Activity 2 → Calculate balance for different Annual Rate of Interest
Go to
Select Column input cells as the original annual rate of Investment i.e 5%
Activity 3 → Calculate balance for different No. of Years

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Go to
Select Column input cells as the original No. of year i.e 5
Tow variable data table example
Activity 1 → Calculate Balance and Interest for Different Initial Investment

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Go to
The below dialog box appear select the original initial Investment i.e 2000 click on Ok
Example 6 - Data table
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Activity 1 → Check total profit for the following Highest price
Go to
The below dialog box appear select the cel l of % unit sold at Highest price i.e 60%
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Activity
Go to
The below dialog box appear

As the rows are representing Highest price
Select row input cell as 50 the original highest price
And column input sell as the original % sold i.e 60
And the Result
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Link to Spreadsheet
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ITi_MkKjpcGj8WzbrNvjEEiuPHwOmnAZ/edit?usp=d
rive_link
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Practical 3 - Creating Pivot Table and Pivot Chart using Excel and Power BI
Jan 4, 2024
Demonstrate the creation of one dimensional and two-dimensional pivot table and pivot chart to
perform analysis using Microsoft Excel and PowerBI for any sample data like fruits sale data.
Pivot Table
Order id Product Category Amount Country
1 Carrot Veg 4 United States
2 Broccoli Veg 8 United States
3 Banana Fruit 1 United States
4 Banana Fruit 3 Canada
5 Beans Veg 3 Germany
6 Orange Fruit 4 United States
7 Broccoli Veg 7 Australia
8 Banana Fruit 2 New Zealand
9 Apple Fruit 2 France
10 Carrot Veg 3 United States
11 Broccoli Veg 3 Canada
12 Banana Fruit 3 Germany
13 Banana Fruit 3 United States
14 Beans Veg 3 Australia
15 Orange Fruit 3 New Zealand
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16 Broccoli Veg 3 France
17 Banana Fruit 3 Canada
18 Apple Fruit 3 New Zealand
Select your Entire Table
Same select Your Entire Table
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Practical 4 - Import data from legacy data structures
Jan 11, 2024

Aim: Import the legacy data from different sources such as (Excel, Web, XML, etc) in PowerBi.
Import the legacy data from different data sources such as (Flat file, Excel, Web, XML, JSON,
OData, etc. Perform the extraction transformation and Loading (ETL) process to load in
PowerBi)
Note: Use your data for Flat File, Excel, Web, XML, JSON, OData
File for oData - https://services.odata.org/v2/northwind/northwind.svc/
1) Excel
Data in Excel
Open power BI
Get Data → All → Excel
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Click on Connect
Select your desired file xlsx(Excel) from file explorer
Click on Load
2) XML
Content of XML file
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Open Power BI
Get Data → All → XML
Click on Connect
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Click on Load
3) JSON
Content in JSON file
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Open Power BI
Get Data → All → JSON
Click o Connect
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Practical 5 - ETL and Data Modeling in Power BI
Jan 11, 2024

Aim: Perform Extract, Transformation, and Loading processes to construct the database in
Power BI.
Create a data model for the student database in Power BI and import data from an Excel
worksheet. Also, perform ETL and prepare data for result analysis.
Loading and Transformation

1. Load Financial Sample Data into PowerBI
→ Open Power Bi
→ Select Get data
→ Navigate to our Desired Excel Workbook (filename.xlsx) and select that
→ you will see the Excel Sheets Data
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1. Create the data model by relating all tables if possible

→ Both the sheets are having same data need not to do Data relation
2. Open the financial data table for transformations.
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3. Transform the ‘Units Sold’ columns data by changing its data type to the whole number.
Select Unit Solds column
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4. Transform Segment column data to uppercase
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5. Shorten the column name from month Name to just Month
6. The product montana is not continued last month. So exclude the data of the Montana
product from the table by deselecting the product from the column filter.
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7. You see that each transformation has been added to the list under query Settings in
Applied Steps.
8. Back on the Home Tab, Select Close & Apply

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And you will get the Final table after Data transformation
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Practical 6 - Creating Reports and Charts in Power BI
Jan 11, 2024

Demonstrate the report creation in Power BI for data of any subject.
(For ex: Financial Sample and Retail Data)
Report Creation
1. Add report title as “Executive Summary - Finance Report”
● On the Insert Ribbon, select TextBox to add title to the report and type “Executive
Summary - Finance Report”.
● Select the text you typed. Set the font size to 20 and bold
● Resize the box to fit on line.
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2. To Check Profit by Date , add a line chart to see which month and year had the highest
profit.
● From the fields pane, drag the profit field to the blank area on the report canvas. By
default, power bi display a column chart with one column, profit.
After dragging profit colum to canvas
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● Drag the Date Field to the same Visual. If you created a Calender Table in Extra credit :
Create a table in DAX earlier in this article , drag the Date field from your Calender table
instead.
Power BI updates the column chart to show profit by the two years.
And After dragging Date colum of Calender Table
After Dragging Date colum same sheet to the same Visual
3. Change the visualization type to Line chart. (In the Visualizations pane change the chart
type)
Select the colum chart and click on Line chart in Visualizations

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And your chart will be converted to line chart
4. Create a map visual to check the hight profit Country or Region.

● From the Fields pane, drag the Country field to a blank area on your report canvas
to create a map.
● Drag the Profit field to the map.
● Power BI creates a map visual with bubbles representing the relative profit of
each location. Compare the bubble size to identify the highest profit country.
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5. Create a bar chart to check sales by product and segment and determine which companies
and segments to invest in.
● Drag the two charts you've created to be side by side in the top half of the canvas.
Save some room on the left side of the canvas.
● Select a blank area in the lower half of your report canvas.
● In the Fields pane, select the Sales, Product, and Segment fields.
Power BI automatically creates a clustered column chart.
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● Drag the chart so it's wide enough to fill the space under the two upper charts.
6. Add date slicer to the report to check or filter the year wise or month wise data.
● In the Fields pane, select the Date field in the Financials table. Drag it to the blank
area on the left of the canvas.
● In the Visualizations pane, choose Slicer. Power BI automatically creates a
numeric range slicer.
● You can drag the ends to filter, or select the arrow in the upper-right corner and
change it to a different type of slicer.
Date slicer using the DAX table

● In the Fields pane, select the Date field in the Calendar table. Drag it to the blank
● In the Visualizations pane, choose Slicer.
● In the Fields section of the Visualizations pane, select the drop-down in Fields.
Remove Quarter and Day so only Year and Month are left.
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Practical 7 - Creating Dashboards in Power BI
Jan 11, 2024

Demonstrate the creation of a dashboard in Power BI for data on any subject.
Format the Report and chart created in Practical 6
Use View ->Change theme to Executive.
And edit the chart and report properties from Format visuals
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Final Dashboard
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Practical 8 - DAX Queries in Power BI
Jan 11, 2024

Execute the following DAX queries on food sales data.
1. Create a measure to display quarter quarter-wise sum of sales amount
Previous Quarter Sales = CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[SalesAmount]),
PREVIOUSQUARTER(Calendar[DateKey]))
2. Create a measure to display the Minimum sales amount (Sales Amount)
3. Create a measure to display the maximum sales amount (Sales Amount)
4. Display the maximum product cost of the product.
5. Display a measure to count distinct brand names.
6. Create a measure to display the total of blank values for product manufacturers.
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Practical : Creation of PowertBI Data model and a basic report

Jan 11, 2024
Loading and Transformation

2. Load Financial Sample Data into PowerBI
→ Open Power Bi
→ Select Get data
→ Navigate to our Desired Excel Workbook (filename.xlsx) and select that
→ you will see the Excel Sheets Data
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9. Create the data model by relating all tables if possible

→ Both the sheets are having same data need not to do Data relation
10. Open the financial data table for transformations.
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11. Transform the ‘Units Sold’ columns data by changing its data type to the whole number.
Select Unit Solds column
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12. Transform Segment column data to uppercase
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13. Shorten the column name from month Name to just Month
14. The product montana is not continued last month. So exclude the data of the Montana
product from the table by deselecting the product from the column filter.
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15. You see that each transformation has been added to the list under query Settings in
Applied Steps.
16. Back on the Home Tab, Select Close & Apply

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And you will get the Final table after Data transformation
Writing DAX Expressions
1. Create a new measure name Total Units Sold to add all the numbers in the Units Sold
Column.
● On the Home ribbon , select New Measure.
● Type the Following Expressions.
Total Units Sold = SUM(financials[Units Sold])
● Select the check mark besides the expression box to commit the expression
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Create a new table in data model

1. Create a new table named ‘Calender’ to generate a Calender table of all dates between
January 1, 2013, and December 31, 2014.
● Select The Data View on the left.

● On the Home ribbon, select New Table.
● Type the following expression in the expression box.
Calendar = CALENDAR(DATE(2013,01,01),Date(2014,12,31))
● Select the check mark to commit.
● Now select Model view on the left
● Update data model to link Financial Sample
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Report Creation
7. Add report title as “Executive Summary - Finance Report”
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● On the Insert Ribbon, select TextBox to add title to the report and type “Executive
Summary - Finance Report”.
● Select the text you typed. Set the font size to 20 and bold
● Resize the box to fit on line.
8. To Check Profit by Date , add a line chart to see which month and year had the highest
profit.
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● From the fields pane, drag the profit field to the blank area on the report canvas. By
default, power bi display a column chart with one column, profit.
After dragging profit colum to canvas
● Drag the Date Field to the same Visual. If you created a Calender Table in Extra credit :
Create a table in DAX earlier in this article , drag the Date field from your Calender table
instead.
Power BI updates the column chart to show profit by the two years.
And After dragging Date colum of Calender Table
After Dragging Date colum same sheet to the same Visual
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9. Change the visualization type to Line chart. (In the Visualizations pane change the chart
type)
Select the colum chart and click on Line chart in Visualizations
And your chart will be converted to line chart
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10. Create a map visual to check the hight profit Country or Region.
● From the Fields pane, drag the Country field to a blank area on your report canvas
to create a map.
● Drag the Profit field to the map.
● Power BI creates a map visual with bubbles representing the relative profit of
each location. Compare the bubble size to identify the highest profit country.
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11. Create a bar chart to check sales by product and segment and determine which companies
and segments to invest in.
● Drag the two charts you've created to be side by side in the top half of the canvas.
Save some room on the left side of the canvas.
● Select a blank area in the lower half of your report canvas.
● In the Fields pane, select the Sales, Product, and Segment fields.
Power BI automatically creates a clustered column chart.
● Drag the chart so it's wide enough to fill the space under the two upper charts.
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12. Add date slicer to the report to check or filter the year wise or month wise data.
● In the Fields pane, select the Date field in the Financials table. Drag it to the blank
● In the Visualizations pane, choose Slicer. Power BI automatically creates a
numeric range slicer.
● You can drag the ends to filter, or select the arrow in the upper-right corner and
change it to a different type of slicer.
Date slicer using the DAX table

● In the Fields pane, select the Date field in the Calendar table. Drag it to the blank
● In the Visualizations pane, choose Slicer.
● In the Fields section of the Visualizations pane, select the drop-down in Fields.
Remove Quarter and Day so only Year and Month are left.
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Practical 9 - Implementation of Regression Algorithms using Python
Jan 30, 2024

Simple Linear Regression
Problem Statement - Given the datasetsal2.csv that has two variables: salary (dependent variable)
and experience (Independent variable) solve
the following queries :
1. Find out if there is any correlation between two variables: salary and experience.
2. Find the best fit line for the dataset.
3. Demonstrate how the dependent variable is changing by changing the independent variable.
Multiple Linear Regression

Problem Statement - Given a dataset complist.csv of 50 start-up companies with five main
attributes: R&D Spend, Administration Spend, Marketing Spend, State, and Profit for a financial
year, create a model that can easily determine which company has a maximum profit, and which
is the most affecting factor for the profit of a company.
Link to Google Colab Notebook

https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1ydGtsNBCSsVHKDkk4rEMX8lMhnMWJ-
yw#scrollTo=DqRDVBd4SewG&uniqifier=
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Checking Sample_data Folder
Basics
Working Directory
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Variables
List
Functions
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NUMPY - Library
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MATPLOTLIB - Library
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Collab File Link for Simple and Multiple

https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1JtOgJ_Q0OAKWAYHDDcbTC6UB6huBAcj-
#scrollTo=mSg2w7gf7SBe
Link to CSV File

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YAsH2BpruK2lbagd0LT_ONbR3-2ap_fq/view?usp=drive_link
Given the dataset Salary_Data.csv that has two variables: salary (dependent variable) and
experience (Independent variable) solve the following queries
1) Find out if there is any correlation between two variables: salary and experience.
2) Find the best fit line for the dataset.
3) Demonstrate how the dependent variable is changing by changing the independent
variable.
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Combine Code
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from sklearn.linear_model import LinearRegression
# Load the dataset

data = pd.read_csv('/content/sample_data/Salary_Data.csv')
# Display the dataset

print(data)
# Get summary statistics of the dataset

data_description = data.describe()
print(data_description)
# Extract features and target variable

x = data['YearsExperience']
y = data['Salary']
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# Visualize the dataset

plt.scatter(x, y)
plt.xlabel('Years of Experience', fontsize=12)
plt.ylabel('Salary', fontsize=12)
plt.title('Scatter Plot of Salary vs Years of Experience', fontsize=14)
plt.show()
# Reshape features for sklearn

x = np.array(x).reshape(-1, 1)
# Initialize and fit the linear regression model

model = LinearRegression()
model.fit(x, y)
# Get the coefficients and intercept of the model

coef = model.coef_
intercept = model.intercept_
score = model.score(x, y)
print(f"Coefficient: {coef}\nIntercept: {intercept}\nR-squared:
{score}")
# Predictions
y_predict = model.predict(x)
# Visualize the regression line

plt.scatter(x, y)
plt.plot(x, y_predict, color='red')
plt.xlabel('Years of Experience', fontsize=12)
plt.ylabel('Salary', fontsize=12)
plt.title('Linear Regression Fit', fontsize=14)
equation = f"y = {intercept:.2f} + {coef[0]:.2f}x\nR-squared:
{score:.2f}"
plt.text(5, 15, equation, fontsize=16)
plt.show()
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Multiple Linear Regression
Given a dataset complist.csv of 50 start-up companies with five main attributes: R&D Spend,
Administration Spend, Marketing Spend, State, and Profit for a financial year, create a model
that can easily determine which company has a maximum profit, and which is the most affecting
factor for the profit of a company.
Link to CSV File

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WG__uKMZLiNTDFr-
V4iwg0iSmN53CneJ/view?usp=drive_link
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Practical 10 - Implementation of Classification Algorithms using Python
Feb 8, 2024
Problem Statement: Classify the iris species by using the following algorithms.
(Given Dataset: iris.csv)
a. Logistic Regression
b. K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)
c. Naive Bayes
d. Decision Tree
e. Support Vector Machine
Colab Filelink
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/163Tos5ap05SpnBa-5MzC5bC_aY8-
QZ9q#scrollTo=GZKGK6_j-NL3
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Practical 11 - Implementation of Clustering Algorithms using Python
Feb 15, 2024

a. K-means Clustering Algorithm
Given a dataset of Mall_Customers, which is the data of customers who visit the mall and spend
there, implement the k-means clustering algorithm.
b. Agglomerative Clustering
Implement an agglomerative hierarchical clustering algorithm using Python for Mall_customer
dataset. The dataset contains the information of customers that have visited a mall for shopping.
So, the mall owner wants to find some patterns or some particular behavior of his customers
using the dataset information. (Dataset: Mall_Customers.csv)
Link to Collab File

https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1PApHnDRIByUB0nxO1V7Hcjt5zvzHzvtg#scrollTo=C
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Hindi Vidya Prachar Samiti’s

Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College of Arts, Science

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

t.Y.B.Sc. (IT) SEM VI

PAPER RJSUITp603 – Business intelligence

Name:- Shivam Vishwakarma

Roll No:- 6415

Hindi Vidya Prachar Samiti’s

This is to certify that Mr./Ms. Vishwakarma Shivam Suresh Sushila,

College seal Sign of Co-ordinator

Sr. Title Date Remark

1 Data Analysis using Excel 07/12/2023

2 What-if Analysis using Excel and Power BI 14/12/2023

4 Import data from legacy data structures. 11/01/2024

5 ETL and Data Modeling in Power BI 11/01/2024

6 Creating Reports and Charts in Power BI 11/01/2024

7 Creating Dashboards in Power BI 11/01/2024

8 DAX Queries in Power BI 18/01/2024

9 Implementation of Regression Algorithms using Python 25/01/2024

10 Implementation of Classification Algorithms using Python 08/02/2024

11 Implementation of Clustering Algorithms using Python 23/02/2024

Practical 1 - Data Analysis using Excel

Suppose, the data set we are having initially

Roll no Name Sub 1 Sub 2 Sub 3 Sub 4

Use the Sum formulas

You can see the percentage in whole number only

Step 1: Select your table

After filtering data for failed students,

Select the cells

Go to Home tab → Conditional Formatting → Highlight cell rules → Greater than

I have formatted as font color - orange and style bold

Select the cells

Go to Home tab → Conditional Formatting –. Top/Bottom Rules → Top 10 Items

And you come to see the highest scorer in yellow

And do for Lowest scorer

Select the cells

I have choose color blue and fill light blue

Press on OK and Again OK

And you will see

This charts will appear

Format the graph as per our preference

Another chart example

Line chart example

Practical 2 - What-if Analysis using Excel and Power BI

Dec 14, 2023

Example 1 - Goal Seek

Go to Data → What-If Analysis → Goal Seek..

This window will appear

Set cell → final CGPA cell

By changing cell → Sem 6 Grade point cell

Example 2 - Goal Seek

Go to → Data → What-If analysis → Goal Seek..

Set cell → total

Example 3 - Scenario Manager

Give the no of customer value (75 in my case)

You can see my scenario got added to scenario manager

Add few more Scenarios

Select a scenario and click on Show

Example 4 - Scenario Manager

Total Column having formula

And Total Row is also having formula

Example 5 - Data Table

One variable data table Example

Activity 1 → Calculate balance for different Initial Investment