Unit Price & Order Volume Analysis | Project |
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The document presents a visualization of unit prices and customer order volumes within price bins. It highlights that the highest order quantity occurs for unit prices between $0 to $2, which represents 45.88% of total orders, followed by the $2 to $4 price bin at 30.12%. The $4 to $6 range accounts for only 8.80% of orders, indicating a significant drop in order quantity for higher prices.
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Unit Price & Order Volume Analysis | Project |
- 1. Focused Unit Price This visualization is about the bin or unit price and the order volume within each bin of unit price UNITE PRICE VS % OF CUSTOMER ORDER VOLUME
- 2. UNITE PRICE VS % OF CUSTOMER ORDER Here is the bar graph of unit price bin of a span of 2 and the number of customer order in each bin. Color differ depending on customer order volume
- 3. UNITE PRICE VS % OF CUSTOMER ORDER If the unit price is between $0 to $2 then order quantity is highest and the percentage is 45.88 which is nearly half of total. This portion should be focused.
- 4. UNITE PRICE VS % OF CUSTOMER ORDER If the unit price is between $2 to $4 then order quantity is second highest and the percentage is 30.12 which is almost one third of total.
- 5. UNITE PRICE VS % OF CUSTOMER ORDER If the unit price is between $4 to $6 then order quantity is third largest (8.80%). Compare to other first two this is not mentionable portion.