BEGINNERS PROJECT (WEEK 4)

Create a table of 8 columns and 30 rows

Your table should contain column names such as: Employee ID, First Name, Last name, Age,
Department, Salary, Join date, Email and phone number
DATA VALIDATION QUESTIONS
Employee ID Validation
1. Ensure that employee ID is a unique identifier for each employee
2. Validate that employee ID is a positive integer
First name and last name validation
1. Validate that first name and last name should not be more than 10 characters.
Age validation
1. Confirm that age is a positive integer
2. Validate that age is within 20-60 years.
Department validation
1. Validate that department values match a predefined list of departments.
2. Check for any missing or null values in the department column.
Salary validation
1. Ensure that salary is a positive numeric value.
2. Validate that salary is within the range of $5,000 - $20,000.
Join date validation
1. Verify that the join date is in the correct date format.
2. Ensure that join date is not in the future.
Email validation
1. Validate that email addresses follow a standard email format
2. Check for any duplicate or missing email values
Phone number validation
1. Ensure that all phone numbers follow a consistent format
2. Validate that phone numbers have a fixed length (11 digits)
3. Validate that the phone number consists of numeric characters only.
PIVOT TABLE AND PIVOT CHART QUESTIONS
1. Create a pivot table to analyse the total sales for each product category.
2. Utilize a pivot table to show the monthly sales trend for all categories.
 3. Create a bar chart to compare the sales performance of different products in the last
quarter.
4. Generate a pie chart to represent the distribution of sales across various categories.
5. Design a doughnut chart to highlight the contribution of each region to overall sales.
6. Create a chart to show the most used ship mode.
CONDITIONAL FORMATTING
1. Implement a colour scale to visually represent the distribution of sales values across
different product categories.
2. Utilize data bars to represent the relative size of sales values for each product in a
specific column.
3. Use colour scales to highlight the top 10% and bottom 10% of sales values in the
dataset.
RESEARCH
1. Describe the importance of inventory management in the context of an e-commerce
business.
2. Explain the difference between correlation and causation
3. Explain the concept of customer churn and provide strategies to reduce churn in an
e-commerce business.
4. Explain the concept of market basket analysis in the context of e-commerce sales
data. How can understanding product associations benefit a business.
5. Analyse the impact of social media analytics on e-commerce sales. How can
businesses harness social media data to enhance customer engagement and
influence purchasing decisions.