This document discusses using Tableau to analyze a dataset containing sales data from approximately 1550 products across 10 stores in different Canadian cities. It describes how Tableau allows users to visualize data, perform calculations, split and format data, and create various types of graphs without coding. The document provides examples of trends identified in the sales data, such as low fat items having greater sales, Toronto having the highest sales and population, and item prices varying between cities. Predictions are made that increasing low fat items and variety in stores would lead to higher sales.
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