In this case study you will use Tableau to analyze order information for a fictional company, Global Superstore. The data set contains order information for Global Superstore during the years $2011-2014$ and contains $51,291$ orders.

Global Superstore Background: Global Superstore is a global online retailer based in New York, boasting a broad product catalogue and aiming to be a one$-$stop$-$shop for its customers. Global Superstore's clientele, hailing from $147$ different countries, can browse through an endless offering with more than $10,000$ products. This large selection comprises three main categories: office supplies $($e$.$g$.,$ staples$),$ furniture $($e$.$g$.,$ chairs$),$ and technology $($e$.$g$.,$ smartphones$).$ Global Superstore's largest demand comes from the U$.$S$.,$ Australia, China, France, and Germany. As for their sales revenue, it surpassed $$4$ million in $2014,$ a $26\%$ increase from $2013.$ The growth in Global Superstore's order volume experienced a similarly healthy growth; with more than $17,000$ orders processed in $2014.$

Tableau Background: Tableau was created in $2003$ by Chris Stolte, Christian Chabot, and Pat Hanrahan, three researchers from Stanford University. What is known today as a leading business intelligence software started as a modest commercial outlet for research conducted at Stanford University. Quickly, its user friendliness received wide acclaim; Tableau allowed even non$-$technical users to generate complex graphs and maps by simply dragging and dropping components in Tableau's interface. This success translated into substantial growth in sales and eventually led to Tableau being recognized as a leader in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Analytics and Business Intelligence Platforms in $2012.$ In $2019,$ Tableau was acquired by

Salesforce.com in a $$15\mathrm{.}7$ billion deal.

Requirements

Using the Global superstore data provided below, answer the following questions. You should submit only one Word or PDF document that includes all of the visuals and answers to each question. Each response should be clearly labeled in order to earn the points related to that item: