A collection of data analysis projects and exercises completed during my training with IncubatorHub through the Digital Skillup Africa (DSA) program.
It includes works on data cleaning, visualization, statistical analysis and real-world datasets using tools like Excel, SQL, and Power BI
This is a documentation on Excel exercises and projects I completed as part of my data analysis learning journey. It showcases practical applications of Excel functions, data cleaning, visualization, and reporting using real-world scenarios
I focused on building a solid foundation in the following Excel areas:
Functions: SUM, SUMIF, COUNTA, COUNT,FIND, SEARCH, COUNTIF, IF, IFS, MAX, MIN, LARGE, SMALL, AVERAGE, LEFT, RIGHT, DATE, OR, AND, BETWEEN, TRIM,UPPOER, LOWER, AND, PROPER,
VLOOKUP, PIVOT TABLE and more.
Rearranging messy or unstructured data into clean, structured formats.
- Pivot Table creation and manipulation
- Summary statistics and insights from raw data
- Dashboard development for interactive reporting
- use of Bar charts, column charts, pie charts, line graphs, and combination charts
- Custom chart formatting and dynamic visuals for better storytelling
- Cleaned and analyzed monthly sales data using formulas, PivotTables, and charts.
- Transformed messy datasets into structured tables using formulas and Power Query.
- Explored grouping, filtering, and calculations using PivotTables.
- Dashboard Design Built a mini dashboard with slicers and charts for dynamic reporting.
- Microsoft Excel 2016
- Power Query (built-in with Excel)
- Basic charting and dashboard tools
sample files and Screenshots of some class excercises are available here: (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jT89aD3MuCxFUdYQdyRfB3UchaTBTFMe?usp=drive_link)
This phase contains my learning journey in Microsoft SQL for data analysis,
It includes a wide range of exercises, practice queries, and mini-projects focused on mastering SQL for working with real-world datasets.
My SQL training covered both foundational and advanced database concepts and techniques, including:
- Writing powerful SELECT queries to extract data
- Performing data cleaning, aggregation, and transformation
- Designing and modifying tables, views, and schemas
- Simple backup and restore operations (introdutory)
- SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY JOINs (INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, FULL), GROUP BY, HAVING, COUNT, SUM, AVG
- CASE statements
- Subqueries and nested SELECTs
- CTEs (Common Table Expressions)
- Logical operators (AND, OR, NOT, IN, BETWEEN, LIKE)
- Table operations: CREATE, ALTER, ADD, DROP, TRUNCATE, DELETE, UPDATE, INSERT
- UNION, UNION ALL
- Creating and using Views
- Database Backup and Restore
- Used JOINs, GROUP BY, and CASE to summarize and segment sales
- Filtered, sorted, and grouped employee records
- Practiced table creation, modification, and deletion
- Backed up and restored sample databases in SSMS
- Microsoft SQL Server (2016+)
- SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
sample files and Screenshots of some class excercises are available here: (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jT89aD3MuCxFUdYQdyRfB3UchaTBTFMe?usp=drive_link)
A documentation on my practical learning in Power BI for data visualization and business intelligence, under the guidance of Mr. Temidayo Teedee Ayeni.
It includes exercises, dashboards, and projects designed to build skills in connecting, transforming, analyzing, and visualizing data.
Throughout this journey, I focused on
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building strong foundations in using Power BI for data analysis and reporting:
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Connecting to various data sources (Excel, CSV, SQL)
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Cleaning and transforming data with Power Query
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Creating interactive reports and dashboards
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Writing DAX measures and calculated columns
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Building data models and managing relationships (intoductory)
- Power BI Interface and Navigation
- Connecting to Excel and SQL Server
- Power Query Editor: cleaning and shaping data
- Data Modeling: relationships, cardinality, and normalization (intodutory)
- DAX (Data Analysis Expressions):
- CALCULATE, FILTER, SUMX, AVERAGEX, RELATED, etc.
- Calculated Columns vs Measures
- Creating interactive visualizations:
- Bar/line charts, slicers, cards, matrix tables, maps, KPIs
- Designing user-friendly dashboards
- HR Analytics Report Cleaned employee data and visualized hiring trends and attrition rates
- Design Performance Dashboard analyzing hiring trends and attrition rates
- Power BI Desktop (latest version)
- Power Query (built-in)
- Excel & SQL as data sources
> sample files and Screenshots of some class excercises are available here: (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jT89aD3MuCxFUdYQdyRfB3UchaTBTFMe?usp=drive_link)