EBK BUSINESS ANALYTICS
EBK BUSINESS ANALYTICS
3rd Edition
ISBN: 9780135231906
Author: Evans
Publisher: VST
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Chapter A3, Problem 1PE

Create a treemap for the regions, items, and units sold in the Excel file Store and Regional Sales Database.

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To create a Tree map for the regions, items, and unit sold.

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Given:

The data contains ID, Store No., Sales region, Item number, Item description, Unit price, unit sold and week ending.

To create tree map, need to select column of regions, item description, and unit sold.

Now select Insert→Insert Hierarchy chart→Treemap

Following is the Tree map:

  EBK BUSINESS ANALYTICS, Chapter A3, Problem 1PE

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