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Snowflake Database

ORDERS

CUSTOMERS

Orders + Customers

customer_orders

Add Region & Nation

Last run

Jun 24, 2026, 11:57 · 11 days ago

Trigger

Manual

Published version

Yes

cleaned_orders

Last write

Jun 24, 2026, 11:57 · 11 days ago

Rows

1,500,000

Columns

8

8 columns
  • order_idInteger
  • order_dateText
  • order_statusText
  • total_priceDecimal
  • market_segmentText
  • customer_nationText
  • customer_regionText
  • eur_to_usdDecimal

Revenue Column Lineage Investigation

How is my revenue column created in the
Revenue By Region table?

1 step completed ›

The revenue column in revenueByRegion is created by a Group By tool that sums the totalPrice column grouped by region.

The pipeline flows:

  • step1 reads ORDERS and combines it with customer data.
  • step2 enriches that with nation and region data, then multiplies totalPrice by an exchange rate of 7.45 — so the totalPrice that feeds into step3 is currency-converted.
  • step3 (your Revenue by Region model) groups by region and sums that converted totalPrice into revenue.

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