How I Built an End-to-End Sales Analytics Dashboard in Excel for an E-commerce Company I recently completed an end-to-end sales analytics project using Microsoft Excel, transforming raw e-commerce sales data into an interactive dashboard that provides meaningful business insights. In this project, I explored the data, performed analysis, identified key sales trends, and built an interactive dashboard to help businesses make data-driven decisions. I documented the entire process, including the approach, tools, analysis, and dashboard development.

Read the full project walkthrough on Medium: https://medium.com/@Refino/how-i-built-an-end-to-end-sales-analytics-dashboard-in-excel-for-an-e-commerce-company-e8692d81f354

Excellent work! Turning raw data into actionable business insights is a valuable skill.

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