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The document outlines a series of data analysis tasks using the FIFA 2018 dataset in Power BI, including visualizations of player distributions, wage comparisons, and positional profiling. Each task includes step-by-step instructions for data filtering, grouping, and visualization techniques such as bar charts and scatter plots. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of data cleaning and creating relationships between tables for effective analysis.

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The document outlines a series of data analysis tasks using the FIFA 2018 dataset in Power BI, including visualizations of player distributions, wage comparisons, and positional profiling. Each task includes step-by-step instructions for data filtering, grouping, and visualization techniques such as bar charts and scatter plots. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of data cleaning and creating relationships between tables for effective analysis.

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1.

Rank Ordered List of Top 10 Countries with Most Players

●​ Step-by-Step:​

○​ Load the FIFA 2018 dataset into Power BI.​

○​ Group the data by the 'Country' column and count the number of players in each
country.​

○​ Create a descending order of countries based on the player count.​

○​ Visualization: Create a bar chart or column chart to show the top 10 countries by
the number of players.​

2. Distribution of Overall Rating vs. Age of Players

●​ Step-by-Step:​

○​ Plot 'Age' on the X-axis and 'Overall Rating' on the Y-axis.​

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○​ You may want to fit a trendline to interpret the age at which players stop
improving.​

○​ Visualization: Scatter plot with age on the X-axis and overall rating on the
Y-axis.​

○​ Interpretation: Based on the plot, identify the age where the overall rating starts
to plateau or decline, typically after 28 years.​

3. Offensive Player Wages Comparison: Striker, Right-Winger, Left-Winger

●​ Step-by-Step:​

○​ Filter the data to show only offensive players (Striker, Right-Winger, Left-Winger).​

○​ Create a box plot or scatter plot with 'Wages' on the Y-axis and 'Position' on the
X-axis.​

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○​ Compare the wages of different positions.​

○​ Visualization: Box plot or scatter plot comparing the wages of strikers,


right-wingers, and left-wingers.​

4. Top 5 Players for Every Preferred Position (Overall and Potential Points)

●​ Step-by-Step:​

○​ Filter the data by preferred positions (e.g., forward, midfielder, defender,


goalkeeper).​

○​ Sort players by 'Overall' rating and 'Potential' and select the top 5 players in each
position.​

○​ Visualization: You can use a stacked bar chart or table to display the top 5
players for each position with their overall and potential ratings.​

5. Clubs with the Maximum Share of Players from England, Spain, and
Germany
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●​ Step-by-Step:​

○​ Filter data by 'Country' (England, Spain, Germany).​

○​ Group by 'Club' and count the number of players for each club from these
countries.​

○​ Visualization: Create bar charts or pie charts for each country showing which
clubs have the most players.​

6. Do Wages of a Player Get Influenced by Their Potential?

●​ Step-by-Step:​

○​ Filter players aged between 16 and 28.​

○​ Create a scatter plot where 'Potential' is on the X-axis and 'Wages' is on the
Y-axis.​

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○​ Look for any correlation between potential and wages.​

○​ Visualization: Scatter plot comparing wages vs. potential for players aged 16-28.​

7. Aggression Comparison Between Strikers and Defenders (Overall 80-85)

●​ Step-by-Step:​

○​ Filter data for players with an overall rating between 80 and 85.​

○​ Separate players by position (Striker vs. Defender).​

○​ Calculate the average aggression for each group.​

○​ Visualization: Create a bar chart or column chart to compare the average


aggression of strikers vs. defenders.​

8. Positional Profiling for Different Roles/Classes (Aggression,


Acceleration, Agility, Balance, Ball Control)
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○​ Filter players by position (Strikers and Goalkeepers).​

○​ Plot the metrics (Aggression, Acceleration, Agility, Balance, Ball Control) for both
positions in one chart.​

○​ Visualization: Create a line or bar plot to compare these attributes between


Strikers and Goalkeepers.​

9. Clubs Consisting of Best Future Players (Overall <86 and Potential >=86)

●​ Step-by-Step:​

○​ Filter players with 'Overall' <86 and 'Potential' >=86.​

○​ Group the data by club and count the number of best future players in each club.​

○​ Visualization: Create a bar chart to display the top 10 clubs with the most future
stars.​

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10. Wages of Top Clubs (FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, PSG, etc.)

●​ Step-by-Step:​

○​ Filter data for players from the top clubs: FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, PSG,
Manchester City, Liverpool, Juventus, Bayern Munich.​

○​ Create a box plot to visualize the distribution of wages for players in these clubs.​

○​ Visualization: Box plot comparing the wages of players across these top clubs.​

Power BI Steps Overview:

1.​ Load the Data: Import your FIFA 2018 dataset into Power BI (use Excel, CSV, or other
supported formats).​

2.​ Data Cleaning: Check for any missing values or outliers and clean the data accordingly.​

3.​ Create Relationships: If needed, create relationships between different tables (e.g.,
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4.​ Visualization: Use the appropriate charts for each analysis (bar charts, scatter plots,
box plots, etc.).​

5.​ Dashboard: Combine all the visualizations into a single dashboard that answers the
questions in a structured manner.

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