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In this project, I am analyzing the LEGO Sets data from 1970 to 2022. The data includes information such as the LEGO Set Name, Release Year, Recommended Age, Theme, Sub-Theme, Category, Pieces, Minimum Figures, Minimum Age Recommended, and Price.
I have used Excel to clean the data and Power BI to visualize the data.
I have used DAX functions such as Distinct Count to count the total number of categories, Sub-themes, Theme Groups, and Themes.
I have added a new column to the data that classifies the age under and above 13 years of age.
Link to the dashboard
https://www.novypro.com/project/lego-analysis
Through the project I have analyzed-
The highest-priced LEGO Set,
Relationship between the average number of pieces and age,
Year Wise Release of Themes,
Age-wise minimum figures,
Year-Wise pricing, and
Distribution of LEGO Sets age-wise.
My Insights:
There are 152 themes available.
The number of groups into which the themes are divided is 17.
The LEGO Sets are available under 7 categories.
The highest price of LEGO Sets is $850.
The highest number of pieces in the set is 12000.
The total number of themes was highest in the year 2015 at 38.
The average number of pieces provided in the LEGO Sets was highest for 16 years of age.
The LEGO Sets were highly priced at $850 in the years 2017 and 2012.
When analyzing the age-wise distribution of the LEGO Sets, more options were available to the <13 years age group which comprised almost 98.4%.