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Tutorial to write SQL queries using Python and visualizing the results in Tableau - Part 4

Tutorial to write SQL queries using Python and visualizing the results in Tableau - Part 4

It is a very interesting fact that the colour white has the highest resale value, ever wondered why? It is all the game of demand and supplies, the people generally tend to buy a white used car than a green, grey, or custom one. Similarly, we have been drawing inferences

Tutorial to write SQL queries using Python and visualizing the results in Tableau - Part 3

Tutorial to write SQL queries using Python and visualizing the results in Tableau - Part 3

Another business problem for your SQL and tableau learning regime. Here we'd be dealing with the code and how to visualize it in Tableau. > Dataset: Vehicles.csv [../input/vehicless] What makes a car worth buying? It is the cost-effectiveness and a brand name that is linked to it. All the

Tutorial to write SQL queries using Python and visualizing the results in Tableau - Part 2

Tutorial to write SQL queries using Python and visualizing the results in Tableau - Part 2

Introduction By seeing your interest in the previous SQL queries posts, we have curated this series to work any query in a more structured way by firstly understanding the objective behind carrying out this activity. Secondly, by working out the query in Kaggle to get the desired table. Thirdly, by

Tutorial to write SQL queries using Python and visualizing the results in Tableau - Part 1

Tutorial to write SQL queries using Python and visualizing the results in Tableau - Part 1

This post walks you through the SQL queries in the Kaggle python notebook and shows you how to visualize them using Tableau. We are taking the following dataset for our reference: > Dataset: Used Cars Dataset [https://www.kaggle.com/austinreese/craigslist-carstrucks-data] How has the price of vehicles changed over the