An interactive Excel Dashboard built to analyze Blinkit grocery sales performance across items, outlets, and customer ratings**.
This project showcases data cleaning with Power Query, analysis with Pivot Tables, KPI generation, and interactive dashboard design.
Blinkit, a leading quick-commerce grocery delivery platform, manages a wide variety of products across different outlet types, locations, and establishment years.
However, the company is facing challenges such as:
- Unclear visibility of which outlet types generate the most sales
- Lack of insights on customer preferences (Fat Content, Item Type, Item Weight)
- No consolidated view of ratings, outlet size performance, and category-wise sales
- Difficulty in identifying high-performing vs low-performing product segments
- Absence of a unified dashboard for leadership decision-making
To build an Excel-based analytical dashboard that helps Blinkit answer:
- Which items and outlet types contribute most to total revenue?
- How do sales vary across different outlet sizes, locations, and item types?
- Are healthier product categories (Low Fat) more popular?
- Which factors influence average ratings?
- How can Blinkit optimize product availability and outlet performance?
The goal is to enable data-driven decisions for improving sales, customer satisfaction, and outlet efficiency.
This dashboard provides a comprehensive view of Blinkit sales performance, outlet analysis, and customer insights with interactive visuals and KPIs.
- π° Total Sales
- π Average Sales
- π¦ Number of Items
- β Average Rating
- π₯€ Sales by Fat Content
- πͺ Fat Content by Outlet
- π¦ Sales by Item Type
- π¬ Sales by Outlet Size
- π Sales Trend by Establishment Year
- βοΈ Item Weight vs Average Sales
- πͺ Outlet Type Performance
- π° Total Sales
- π Average Sales
- β Average Rating
- ποΈ Outlet Size
- ποΈ Location Type
- ποΈ Item Type
Key business insights derived from the dashboard:
- π₯ Low Fat items generated the highest total sales, showing customer preference toward healthier items.
- π¬ Medium-sized outlets recorded the highest revenue, outperforming small and large outlets.
- π¦ Fruits & Vegetables and Snack Foods are the top-selling categories.
- π Outlets established between 1985β1990 maintained consistent sales performance.
- β Supermarket Type 1 outlets show higher customer ratings but lower sales compared to Type 2 and Type 3.
- βοΈ Heavier items correlate with higher average sales, indicating strong demand for high-weight products.
βββ π README.md
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βββ π data/
β βββ Blinkit Grocery Data.xlsx
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βββ π Docs/
β βββ Business Problem.pdf
β βββ Blinkit Grocery Sales Analysis Report.pdf
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βββ π Excel-Analysis/
β βββ Blinkit Grocery Dashboard.xlsx
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βββ πΌοΈ Images/
βββ Dashboard_Screenshot.png
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Microsoft Excel | Data Cleaning, Processing & Dashboard |
| Power Query | Data Transformation |
| Pivot Tables & Charts | Insights & KPI Calculation |
| Excel Formulas | Data Analysis & Metrics |
- Download the Blinkit Grocery Dashboard.xlsx file.
- Open it in Excel 2016 or later for best compatibility.
- Use the slicers to filter data by Outlet Size, Location Type, and Item Type.
- Explore the interactive charts to analyze sales, ratings, and outlet performance.
π€ Harsh Belekar
π Data Analyst | Python | SQL | Power BI | Excel | Data Visualization
π¬ LinkedIn | πGitHub
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