How to Build an End-to-End Data Project: From Excel to PowerBI

TLDRLearn how to build an end-to-end data project that includes Excel, SQL, and PowerBI, with step-by-step guidance. Create a dashboard to analyze top YouTubers in the UK based on subscriber count, videos uploaded, and views. Gain insights to make informed decisions and achieve a good return on investment.

Key insights

⚙️Develop an end-to-end data project using Excel, SQL, and PowerBI.

📊Build a dashboard to analyze top YouTubers in the UK.

💡Gain insights for informed decision-making and better ROI.

📈Visualize key metrics like subscriber count, videos uploaded, and views.

💼Impress potential employers and clients with your data project skills.

Q&A

What tools are used in the data project?

The data project involves using Excel, SQL, and PowerBI.

What insights can be gained from the dashboard?

The dashboard provides insights on the top YouTubers in the UK based on subscriber count, videos uploaded, and views.

How can the data project benefit businesses?

The data project allows businesses to make informed decisions and achieve a good return on investment.

Can I use the code and resources shared in the video?

Yes, all the code and resources used in the video will be made available on GitHub.

What is the recommended audience for this data project?

The recommended audience includes data analysts, data engineers, and anyone interested in building end-to-end data projects.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to the data project and the goal of creating an end-to-end solution.

03:06Exploration of the data sources and acquisition of the Excel dataset from kle.

06:54Transformation and cleaning of the data using SQL to ensure accuracy and consistency.

09:40Visualization of the data using PowerBI to create a dashboard.

12:29Analysis of the data and insights to make informed decisions.

14:41Presentation of the final dashboard and recommendations for Sharon's marketing campaigns.

16:52Sharing of the code and resources used in the data project on GitHub.