29. Practice Exercises and Final Assignment
29.8 Modules 14–15: Visuals, Formatting and Maps
- Build one example of every chart in the Module 14.3 table using our data, and write one sentence per chart on why it fits the question.
- Format a bar chart with the 10-click routine (Module 14.2) and copy the format to three visuals with Format painter.
- Build a line and column chart of Orders and Avg Delivery Time by Order Hour (IST). Which hours look busiest in your sample data? Compare a normal week with the Diwali week.
- Build a waterfall of Orders from September to October broken down by City.
- Build a scatter chart of stores (Orders vs Avg Delivery Time) with a play axis by month and constant lines for quadrants.
- Build a KPI visual for Avg Delivery Time with direction Low is good.
- Add a forecast (30 days) and an average line to a daily orders line chart.
- Use the decomposition tree to explain Total Orders by City › Area › Category.
- Enable map visuals, set data categories, and build a dark store bubble map with latitude/longitude, bubble size = Orders and conditional colours.
- Explain why a Map Location column like "Solapur, Maharashtra, India" reduces geocoding errors.
Ravindra Bagale's Tip
Mitrano, khup students finish the visuals exercise with default titles and colours. Treat each exercise like a real report: meaningful titles, sorted axes, consistent colours and no unnecessary gridlines. Punha ekda karun bagha, mag pudhe jaa.