Eggert Realty Documentation

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Eggert Realty/Eggert.xlsx Documentation Eggert Realty Author Date Purpose To retrieve home listings from homes in the New Braunfels area Home Listings Eggert Realty Home Listings Eggert Realty Current Sales Prices for homes in New Braunfels as of Compiled by David Eggert Listing ID Price Offer Pending NB-,800 No NB-,800 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,800 Yes NB-,000 No NB-,000 Yes NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,800 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 Yes NB-,400 No NB-,000 Yes NB-,000 Yes NB-,000 No NB-,800 No NB-,200 Yes NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 Yes NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 Yes NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,800 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,800 No NB-,800 Yes NB-,000 No NB-,800 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,800 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 Yes NB-,800 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,800 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 Yes NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 Yes NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,400 No NB-,800 No NB-,000 No NB-,800 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 Yes NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 No NB-,000 Yes Home Data Eggert Realty Home Data Eggert Realty Summary of features for homes in New Braunfels as of Compiled by David Eggert Listing ID Square Feet Age Features NE Sector Corner Lot Annual Tax NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,414 NB-, to 10 Years 3 No No 1,632 NB-, to 10 Years 3 No No 1,800 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,276 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,082 NB-, to 10 Years 3 No No 782 NB-, to 10 Years 5 No Yes 1,946 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,734 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,622 NB-, to 10 Years 3 No No 1,294 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,450 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,600 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,500 NB-, to 10 Years 2 No No 1,652 NB-, to 10 Years 3 No No 1,442 NB-, to 10 Years 3 No Yes 1,400 NB-, to 10 Years 5 No No 1,336 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,732 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,388 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,268 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,888 NB-, to 10 Years 3 No No 1,620 NB-, to 20 Years 3 No No 1,760 NB-, to 20 Years 2 No No 1,182 NB-, to 20 Years 4 No No 918 NB-, to 20 Years 2 No Yes 2,378 NB-, to 20 Years 2 No No 852 NB-, to 20 Years 4 No Yes 2,400 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 3 No Yes 1,200 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 0 No No 446 NB-,600 More than 20 Years 2 No No 752 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 3 No Yes 2,418 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 0 No No 450 NB-,400 More than 20 Years 3 No No 894 NB-,400 More than 20 Years 2 No No 1,402 NB-,400 More than 20 Years 1 No No 1,170 NB-,600 More than 20 Years 4 No No 950 NB-,400 More than 20 Years 6 No Yes 1,830 NB-,400 More than 20 Years 1 No Yes 962 NB-, to 10 Years 5 Yes Yes 2,322 NB-, to 10 Years 3 Yes Yes 2,020 NB-, to 10 Years 4 Yes No 3,530 NB-, to 10 Years 6 Yes Yes 3,270 NB-, to 10 Years 5 Yes No 1,140 NB-, to 10 Years 4 Yes Yes 3,464 NB-, to 10 Years 4 Yes No 3,068 NB-, to 10 Years 5 Yes No 2,382 NB-, to 10 Years 6 Yes Yes 2,974 NB-, to 10 Years 3 Yes No 1,298 NB-, to 10 Years 4 Yes No 922 NB-, to 10 Years 1 Yes No 1,198 NB-, to 10 Years 3 Yes No 1,560 NB-, to 10 Years 5 Yes Yes 2,386 NB-, to 10 Years 4 Yes No 912 NB-, to 10 Years 2 Yes No 1,346 NB-, to 10 Years 1 Yes No 972 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,446 NB-, to 10 Years 4 No No 1,642 NB-, to 10 Years 6 No No 1,860 NB-, to 10 Years 4 Yes Yes 2,176 NB-, to 10 Years 4 Yes No 2,100 NB-, to 10 Years 2 Yes No 1,182 NB-, to 10 Years 2 Yes No 684 NB-, to 20 Years 3 Yes Yes 2,152 NB-, to 20 Years 5 Yes No 1,276 NB-, to 20 Years 3 Yes No 1,846 NB-, to 20 Years 7 Yes Yes 3,278 NB-, to 20 Years 3 Yes No 1,504 NB-, to 20 Years 2 Yes No 1,106 NB-, to 20 Years 4 Yes No 1,750 NB-, to 20 Years 2 Yes No 1,244 NB-, to 20 Years 5 Yes Yes 2,224 NB-, to 20 Years 4 Yes No 1,392 NB-, to 20 Years 4 Yes No 1,336 NB-, to 20 Years 4 No No 1,620 NB-, to 20 Years 4 No No 1,798 NB-, to 20 Years 2 No No 1,342 NB-, to 20 Years 3 No No 1,968 NB-, to 20 Years 3 No No 1,734 NB-, to 20 Years 4 No No 1,486 NB-, to 20 Years 3 No No 954 NB-, to 20 Years 3 No No 854 NB-, to 20 Years 2 No Yes 1,040 NB-, to 20 Years 4 No No 1,588 NB-, to 20 Years 2 No No 1,462 NB-, to 20 Years 2 No No 1,306 NB-, to 20 Years 4 Yes Yes 1,600 NB-, to 20 Years 4 Yes No 1,500 NB-, to 20 Years 6 Yes No 1,536 NB-, to 20 Years 4 Yes No 2,282 NB-, to 20 Years 8 Yes Yes 1,200 NB-, to 20 Years 5 Yes Yes 2,530 NB-, to 20 Years 6 Yes No 1,026 NB-, to 20 Years 4 Yes No 1,730 NB-, to 20 Years 3 Yes Yes 1,296 NB-, to 20 Years 3 Yes No 1,640 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 4 Yes No 880 NB-,600 More than 20 Years 2 Yes Yes 1,132 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 4 Yes No 1,008 NB-,800 More than 20 Years 3 Yes No 1,466 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 1 Yes No 1,300 NB-,400 More than 20 Years 4 Yes Yes 1,878 NB-,400 More than 20 Years 6 Yes No 1,170 NB-,400 More than 20 Years 5 Yes No 1,160 NB-,400 More than 20 Years 4 Yes Yes 1,840 NB-,800 More than 20 Years 5 Yes Yes 2,464 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 4 Yes No 2,152 NB-,000 More than 20 Years 3 Yes No 2,284 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 4 Yes No 2,070 NB-,800 More than 20 Years 4 Yes No 1,200 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 3 Yes No 980 NB-,000 More than 20 Years 3 Yes No 1,380 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 1 Yes No 1,084 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 1 Yes No 1,200 NB-,800 More than 20 Years 6 Yes No 1,312 NB-,200 More than 20 Years 4 Yes No 796 NB-,600 More than 20 Years 3 Yes No 1,252 Housing Summary Eggert Realty Housing Summary Tax Summary Sum of Annual Tax Column Labels Row Labels 0 to 10 Years 11 to 20 Years More than 20 Years Grand Total ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,400 Grand Total 78,,,,284 Eggert Realty/Eggert.xlsx Instuctions.docx “Complete steps 1-3 & 5 of your Eggert Realty assignment.

Using the imported data from the Home Data sheet create a pivot table on a new sheet (named Tax Summary). Use the Square Feet for the rows, the Age for the columns, and the Annual Tax for the value area. The tax should reflect the average tax, formatted as comma (,) format with zero decimal places. This will expose you to importing text files and some more practice with pivot tables.†Eggert.xlsx (Steps 1-8 have already been completed) 9. Place the PivotTable report in cell A4 of the Housing of Summary Worksheet 10.

David wants to compare house prices based on the size of the house in square feet, its age, and its location. Place the square feet field from the Home Data table in the ROWS section of the table. Place the Age field in the COLUMNS section and the Price field in the VALUES section. 11. Change the value field settings of the price field to display the average price value in the PivotTable 12. In cell A5, change the Row Labels text square feet. In cell B4, change the Column Lables text to Age Category. In the cell A4, change the label Average Price. In cell E5 and cell A19, change the labels from Grand Total to Overall Average. 13. Format the PivotTable to make the content easy to read and understand. 14. Add a PivotTable slicer containing the NE sector field to range F4:J8 15. Create a Pivotchart of the PivotTable data using the Clustered bar chart type with the Age field as the legend category. Place the chart to cover the range F9:J19. 16. Save the workbook, and the close it.

Paper For Above instruction

This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the data management and analytical processes involved in Elecert Realty's project to organize and interpret property data in New Braunfels. The project encompasses creating pivot tables and PivotCharts in Excel, which are essential tools for summarizing and visualizing large datasets effectively. The primary goal is to facilitate better understanding of property prices, features, and tax data tailored to client needs, including comparisons based on size, age, location, and price, along with tax assessments.

To begin, the dataset includes detailed information on numerous property listings, such as listing ID, price, offer status, square footage, age, features like corner lot or NE sector, and annual taxes. The initial task involves importing raw textual data from file sources, which encompasses standardizing fields for consistency and further analysis. Once imported, creating a pivot table specifically on the 'Tax Summary' worksheet allows for summarizing property tax averages by square footage and age categories. The pivot table's row labels are set to 'Square Feet,' providing a basis for size classification, while columns categorize the age of properties. The value section calculates average taxes, formatted with comma separators to enhance readability, enabling stakeholders to identify tax burden patterns across property segments.

Further, the project involves comparing house prices based on size and age. This is achieved by creating a second pivot table using the 'Home Data' table, where the 'Square Feet' field is placed in rows, 'Age' in columns, and 'Price' in values. The pivot table is then configured to display the average price, providing actionable insights into how property values vary with size and age. Changing the row and column labels ensures clarity, and formatting enhances visual comprehension. The addition of slicers helps filter data interactively by geographical sectors, specifically the NE sector, allowing for more targeted analysis.

Visualization plays a crucial role in interpreting data trends. A clustered bar chart is created based on the pivot table, with the 'Age' field serving as the legend to compare aging properties graphically. The chart's placement ensures it is easily viewed, and the formatting improves readability by adjusting labels, titles, and axes. These visual tools support decision-makers in identifying patterns, outliers, and opportunities within the property market of New Braunfels.

Finally, the process emphasizes the importance of saving and closing the workbook properly after performing all tasks, ensuring data integrity and readiness for presentation or further analysis. The skills demonstrated in creating and formatting pivot tables, slicers, and charts are fundamental for effective data analysis in real estate, enabling stakeholders to make well-informed decisions based on comprehensive, organized data.

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