Let's take a look at the requirements followed by a step-by-step:
- Input the data: select the data file type you have from the drop down and click transform data to open Power Query

- Split the Transaction Code to extract the letters at the start of the transaction code and rename the column 'Bank'


- Rename the values in the Online or In-person field, Online of the 1 values and In-Person for the 2 values.


Then repeat this step to replace 2 to In-Person
- Change the date to be the day of the week: Click on the date column and change the date to Name of Day.

- Different levels of detail are required in the outputs. You will need to sum up the values of the transactions in three ways:
- 1. Total Values of Transactions by each bank
- 2. Total Values by Bank, Day of the Week and Type of Transaction (Online or In-Person)
- 3. Total Values by Bank and Customer Code
In order to have multiple separate outputs we need to make a reference from the initial dataset.

In order to aggregate the Value at the different levels of detail we need to use the Group by function on Power BI.
- Total Values of Transactions by each bank

- Total Values by Bank, Day of the Week and Type of Transaction (Online or In-Person)

- Total Values by Bank and Customer Code

Output each data file and you're done!