RASHTREEYA SIKSHANA SAMITHI TRUST

R V INSTITUTE OF
MANAGEMENT
CA 17, 26 Main, 36th Cross, 4th T Block, Jayanagar
Bengaluru, Karnataka 560 041

II SEMESTER
Batch 2023-2025

SUBJECT CODE: 23MBA721

SUBJECT: BUSINESS
ANALYTICS SKILLS

TOPIC: Tableau Assignment

NAME RAKESH GOWDA

SEMESTER 2nd Semester

REGISTERED NUMBER P18FW23M015101

NAME OF THE FACULTY Prof. MITHUN DJ

YEAR 2024
 DECLARATION BY THE STUDENT

We hereby declare that the 2nd Semester BUSINESS ANALYTICS SKILL (Course Id:
23MBA721) Capstone Project work is prepared us under the guidance Dr. Mithun DJ,
Asst. Professor DEPARTMENT OF IT AND BUSINESS ANALYTICS in partial
fulfillment for the award of Degree in Business Administration by Bangalore City
University. We also declare that this 2nd Semester BUSINESS ANALYTICS SKILLS
(Course Id: 23MBA721) Capstone Project work is the outcome of our own efforts.

We also declare that this project is the outcome of our own efforts and it has not been
submitted to any other university or Institute for the award of any other degree or Diploma or
Certificate

Name and Signatures

RAKESH GOWDA (P18FW23M015101)

Place: Bangalore
Date:
 TABLE OF CONTENT

SL NO. TOPIC PAGE NO.

1 INTRODUCTION(DATASET) 1

2 GRAPH AND INTERPRETATION 2-9

3 TABLEAU DASHBOARD 10-11

4 TABLEAU STORY 12

5 CONCLUSION 13

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 BSE DATA
DATA SET :
Source of Data set : www.kaggle.com
➢ Stock Data of MUMBAIRAINFALL January to December (1901-2021)
➢ Variables: Include categories such as month, year, total rainfall in Mumbai.
➢ Columns: Represent different attributes like month, year, total rainfall in Mumbai.
➢ Rows: Each row corresponds to a specific order and includes details attributes like month,
year, total rainfall in Mumbai.
➢ Dimensions: Qualitative attributes such as Year help categorize the data.
➢ Measures: Quantitative values might include months of the rainfall.
➢ STOCK DATASET:

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 GRAPHS:

Interpretation

• Title: “Rainfall in December”

• Data Range: The graph covers the years from 2000 to 2021.
• Metric: The y-axis represents rainfall in millimeters (mm).
• Observations:
o There are notable peaks in certain years:
▪ Very high peak in December 2018 (approximately 90 mm), indicating significant
rainfall that December.
▪ Other years show varying levels of rainfall.
o Overall, the graph visualizes data over time, allowing for analysis of trends or patterns in
December rainfall across multiple years.
This graph provides insights into historical rainfall patterns during the month of December. 🌧

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Interpretation
• December (Line Graph):
o The line graph represents the total rainfall in inches for the month of December.
o Notable points:
▪ December 2018 had the highest rainfall (approximately 90 inches).
▪ Overall, there seems to be variation in December rainfall across the years.
• April (Bar Graph):
o The bar graph represents the total rainfall in inches for the month of April.
o The bars indicate the amount of rainfall in April for each year.
o The highest bar corresponds to the year with the most rainfall in April.

• The graph compares December and April rainfall over several years.
• December shows variation, while April remains relatively consistent.
• Notable peak: December 2018 with high rainfall.
• Useful for climate analysis or planning

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Interpretation

• Data Representation:
o The chart displays circles, each representing a different year (from 2008 to 2021).
o Circle size correlates with total rainfall for that year (larger circles indicate more rainfall).
o Notable points:
▪ 2018 had exceptionally high rainfall (large circle).
▪ Overall, the chart visualizes rainfall trends across multiple years.
• Usefulness: Useful for climate analysis or understanding weather patterns.

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 Interpretation

• Data Representation:
o The matrix displays years from 2001 to 2021 (excluding 2014).
o Each cell represents the amount of rainfall in June for a specific year.
o Darker shades indicate higher rainfall.
• Observations:
o Notable years with high rainfall:
▪ 2018 (very dark cell)
▪ 2019 (dark cell)
o Overall, the heat map visualizes rainfall patterns over two decades in Mumbai during June.
This information could be useful for climate analysis or planning purposes.

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 Interpretation

• Years Represented: The horizontal axis spans from 2010 to 2022, indicating the years under
consideration.
• Rainfall Amount: The vertical axis represents rainfall in millimeters (mm). The values range from 0 to
1400 mm.
• Yearly Variation: Each green bar corresponds to a specific year and shows the amount of rainfall
recorded for the month of July. For instance:
o In 2011, there was substantial rainfall (around 1,359 mm).
o Conversely, 2014 experienced lower rainfall (approximately 329 mm).
• Trends and Patterns: By analyzing these bars, we can identify trends or patterns in July rainfall over
the years.
Remember, this chart visually represents data related to rainfall, which could be useful for
understanding weather conditions during that specific month.

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Interpretation
• Years Represented: The horizontal axis spans from 1990 to 2025, indicating the years under
consideration.
• Rainfall Amount: The vertical axis represents rainfall in millimeters (mm). The values range from 0 to
1200 mm.
• Data Points: Each data point corresponds to the amount of rainfall in August for a specific year. For
example:
o In 2020, the rainfall was approximately 323 mm.
o In 2015, it was around 797 mm.
o In 1995, the rainfall was 299 mm.
• Variability and Trends: By examining these data points, we can observe variability and trends in
August rainfall over the years.

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Interpretation

• Rainfall Amount: The vertical axis represents rainfall in millimeters (mm) for the month of
November. Values range from 0 to 80 mm.
• Variability and Trends:
o Peaks: Notable peaks include around 48.29 mm in 2008 and approximately 57.01 mm in
2019.
o Troughs: Some years, like 2007, 2013, and multiple years between 2021 and 2026, show no
rainfall (value of zero).
• Patterns: The graph exhibits variability, with some years experiencing significant rainfall while
others remain dry.
• Usefulness: This data could be relevant for studying climatic trends or planning agricultural and
water management activities.

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Interpretation

• Left Y-Axis (Bars): The left y-axis represents the “SUM(Number of Records)” with values ranging
from 0 to 60. Each year is associated with a colored bar, indicating the number of records.
• Right Y-Axis (Line): The right y-axis corresponds to “SUM(Quantity)” with values ranging from 0 to
200. The red line represents the quantity.
• Data Points:
o The bars show the number of records for each year, varying in color (possibly representing
different categories or measures).
o The line graph overlays the bars and indicates the quantity.
• Notable Points:
o The quantity peaks around 184.5 in 2011.
o The line shows variability over the years.
• Usefulness: This graph allows us to compare two different measures (records and quantity) over time,
providing insights into trends or correlations.

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BSE SENSEX STOCK INDEX DASHBOARDS

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 INTERPRETATION

DASHBOARD 1

1. Rainfall in December:
o The bar chart compares rainfall in December for the years 2000, 2005, 2010, and 2015.
o It shows variations in rainfall during this specific month across different years.
2. Rainfall in 2013 and 2021:
o This section compares rainfall between the years 2013 and 2021.
o Two bar graphs highlight significant differences in rainfall during these years.
3. Total Rainfalls over the Years:
o The bubble chart represents total rainfall across several years.
o Bubble sizes indicate the quantity of rainfall, with larger bubbles representing higher amounts.
4. Objects:
o The dashboard includes various objects like “Dual axis,” “Horizontal Container,” “Vertical
Container,” and “Text Area.”
o These objects likely contribute to the overall layout and interactivity of the dashboard.

DASHBOARD 2

1. Rainfall in December:
o The bar chart compares rainfall in December for the years 2000, 2005, 2010, and 2015.
o It shows variations in rainfall during this specific month across different years.
2. Rainfall in 2013 and 2021:
o This section compares rainfall between the years 2013 and 2021.
o Two bar graphs highlight significant differences in rainfall during these years.
3. Total Rainfalls over the Years:
o The bubble chart represents total rainfall across several years.
o Bubble sizes indicate the quantity of rainfall, with larger bubbles representing higher amounts.
4. Objects:
o The dashboard includes various objects like “Dual axis,” “Horizontal Container,” “Vertical
Container,” and “Text Area.”
o These objects likely contribute to the overall layout and interactivity of the dashboard.

Overall, this dashboard provides visual insights into rainfall patterns in Mumbai, which could be relevant for
climate studies or urban planning. 🌧"

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BSE SENSEX TABLEAU STORY

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CONCLUSION:

STORY 1
1. Rainfall in December:
o The bar chart compares rainfall in December for the years 2000, 2005, 2010, and 2015.
o It shows variations in rainfall during this specific month across different years.
2. Rainfall in 2013 and 2021:
o This section compares rainfall between the years 2013 and 2021.
o Two bar graphs highlight significant differences in rainfall during these years.
3. Total Rainfalls over the Years:
o The bubble chart represents total rainfall across several years.
o Bubble sizes indicate the quantity of rainfall, with larger bubbles representing higher amounts.
4. Objects:
o The dashboard includes various objects like “Dual axis,” “Horizontal Container,” “Vertical
Container,” and “Text Area.”
o These objects likely contribute to the overall layout and interactivity of the dashboard.

STORY 2

1. Rainfall in December:
o The bar chart compares rainfall in December for the years 2000, 2005, 2010, and 2015.
o It shows variations in rainfall during this specific month across different years.
2. Rainfall in 2013 and 2021:
o This section compares rainfall between the years 2013 and 2021.
o Two bar graphs highlight significant differences in rainfall during these years.
3. Total Rainfalls over the Years:
o The bubble chart represents total rainfall across several years.
o Bubble sizes indicate the quantity of rainfall, with larger bubbles representing higher amounts.
4. Objects:
o The dashboard includes various objects like “Dual axis,” “Horizontal Container,” “Vertical
Container,” and “Text Area.”
o These objects likely contribute to the overall layout and interactivity of the dashboard.

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