This gist is to show the data from the top-grossing movies.
Film: refers to the title of the movie
Genre: refers to classification of the movie
Lead Studio: refers to the studio that released the movie
Audience Score %: refers to the percentile score the audience gave the movie
Profitability: refers to the proportion of money the movie made
Rotten Tomatoes %: refers to the percentile score the audience on rotten tomatoes rated the movie
Worldwide Gross: refers to the amount of money the movie made worldwide
Year: refers to the year the movie was released
The corrections are documented below:
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The first error I found was that there is a misspelling of Romance as a category which leads to "Midnight in Paris" being categorized by itself instead of with all the other Romance films. I was able to fix this by fixing the spelling error.
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The second error I found was that the Worldwide Gross column was formatted as general text and not numbers. Therefore, I was not able to total any of the films to find the combined value. I was able to correct this by highlighting the row and converting the cells to number formatting.
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There were two duplicate rows of Sex and the City, Mama Mia, and Gnomeo and Juliet. Therefore, the data was listed twice. In order to fix this i deleted the repeated row.
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The movie No Reservations had data missing regarding the studio. I researched it and filled in the blank with Warner Bros. as thats who produced the movie. Something Borrowed also was missing data for it’s rotten tomato rating. I researched this and filled in the blank with 15%.
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The last error is that Jane Eyre, Our Family, and When in Rome all had a value of 0 for profitability. Therefore, I needed to research this and correct it accordingly as that should have data values for each of those movies.