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Bank Customer

Data Analysis
Venkata Reddy Konasani
1. Import the dataset Bank_Data_Customer_Analysis.csv

Expected Result
2. Create a table to show the average balance by each state in United
kingdom.

Expected Result
3. Convert the above table into a geographical map. Show the state-
wise average balance of the geographical map.

Hints:
• Convert the region variable into a geographical variable.
• Note - Set the geographical role of the variable as state/province, not Region
• Select the country as UnitedKingdom
Result
4. Create a pie chart to show the percentage of customers by gender
in a pie chart.

Hints:
• Use customer id count for counting the Male and Female
• After creating the pie chart, use table calculations to show the percentages on the graph.
• Use the format option to format precisely.
Result:
5. Create the histogram for Age. First, show the percentage values on
both the Y-axis and the label. Look at the X-axis and Y- axis data
labels, and format them the same way.
6. Create the histogram for Age (or use the above graph). Let the user
choose the bin size. The user must be able to select the bin-size
anywhere between 4 to 10. The chart Title should also dynamically
display the bin size.
Hints:
• Use the parameter for the bin size
• Adjust the minimum and maximum values of the parameter.
7. Create the histogram for the balance variable. Let the user choose
the bin size. The user must be able to select the bin-size anywhere
between 2,000 to 15,000
Hints:
• Use the parameter for the bin size
• Adjust the minimum and maximum values of the parameter.
8. Create a chart to show the gender and job type-wise breakup and
the percentage of customers in each job type and gender segment.
Make sure that the label gives a detailed description of each
segment. The result should be the same as the chart shown below.

Expected Output
9. Create a new field called "city". Use the formula below to fill in the
city's values. Explain the formula using some code comments. After
that, convert city into a geographical field, and try to map all the null
value cities that are not identified by tableau. Finally, create a table to
show the count of customers per city.

Formula Expected Output


IF [Region] = "England" THEN
case [Customer ID]%7
WHEN 0 THEN "London"
WHEN 1 THEN "Manchester"
WHEN 2 THEN "Liverpool"
WHEN 3 THEN "Birmingham"
WHEN 4 THEN "Bristol"
WHEN 5 THEN "Leeds"
WHEN 6 THEN "Sheffield"
END
ELSEIF [Region] = "Northern Ireland"
THEN
case [Customer ID]%2
WHEN 0 THEN "Belfast"
WHEN 1 THEN "Derry/Londonderry"
END
ELSEIF [Region] = "Scotland" THEN
case [Customer ID]%4
WHEN 0 THEN "Edinburgh"
WHEN 1 THEN "Glasgow"
WHEN 2 THEN "Aberdeen"
WHEN 3 THEN "Dundee"
END
ELSEIF [Region] = "Wales" THEN
case [Customer ID]%3
WHEN 0 THEN "Cardiff"
WHEN 1 THEN "Swansea"
WHEN 2 THEN "St. Davids"
END
ELSE
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END
10. Create a geographical chart that shows the count of customers
from each city and the average Age of customers from each city. Keep
the count on the bubble size and color using the average Age.

Result
11. In the same graph, group a few cities into group 1 and others into
group 2. Give the color based on the city group.
12. Create Region, City hierarchical variables. After that, create a
treemap chart to show the number of customers by each Region and
city.
13. Create a geographical chart to show the cities and the number of
customers in each city. Use Region as a highlight. When we select a
particular region, only those values should get highlighted.

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