The provided Excel file contains data related to the construction of a 1250 kW solar power plant. The data includes various columns such as year, power capacity, required space, energy production, total investment and operational costs, net annual income, present value, net present value, internal rate of return, average monthly income, and cumulative cash flow.

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The provided Excel file contains data related to the construction of a 1250 kW solar power plant. The data includes various columns such as year, power capacity, required space, energy production, total investment and operational costs, net annual income, present value, net present value, internal rate of return, average monthly income, and cumulative cash flow.

Here is a preview of the first few rows of the data:

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It seems there is an issue with the number of columns in the dataset. The dataset has 31 columns, but we are trying to rename them to 12 columns.

To resolve this, let's inspect the column names and understand the structure better before proceeding with the analysis.

The dataset contains 31 columns, all of which are unnamed. This suggests that the data might not have been read correctly or the headers are not in the first row.

Let's inspect the first few rows of the dataset to understand its structure better.

The dataset contains 31 columns, and the actual headers seem to be in the third row (index 2). The first two rows contain NaN values and should be skipped.

Let's reload the data, skipping the first two rows, and then rename the columns appropriately before plotting the required graphs.

It seems there is still an issue with the number of columns in the dataset. The dataset has 31 columns, but we are trying to rename them to 12 columns.

To resolve this, let's inspect the column names and understand the structure better before proceeding with the analysis.

The dataset still contains 31 columns, all of which are unnamed. This suggests that the data might not have been read correctly or the headers are not in the first few rows.

Let's inspect the first few rows of the dataset again to understand its structure better.

The dataset contains 31 columns, and the actual headers seem to be in the first row (index 0) after skipping the initial rows.

Let's reload the data, skipping the first row, and then rename the columns appropriately before

It seems there is still an issue with the number of columns in the dataset. The dataset has 31 columns, but we are trying to rename them to 12 columns.

To resolve this, let's inspect the column names and understand the structure better before proceeding with the analysis.

The dataset contains 31 columns, and the actual headers seem to be in the first row (index 0) after skipping the initial rows.

Let's reload the data, skipping the first row, and then rename the columns appropriately before visualizing the data.

The dataset contains 31 columns, and the actual headers seem to be in the second row (index 1) after skipping the initial rows.

Let's reload the data, skipping the first row, and then rename the columns appropriately before visualizing the data.

It seems there is still an issue with the dataset structure. The columns might not have been read correctly.

Let's inspect the column names and the first few rows of the dataset again to understand its structure better.

The dataset contains 31 columns, and the actual headers seem to be in the second row (index 1) after skipping the initial rows.

Let's reload the data, skipping the first row, and then rename the columns appropriately before visualizing the data.

It seems there is still an issue with the dataset structure. The columns might not have been read correctly.

Let's inspect the column names and the first few rows of the dataset again to understand its structure better.

The dataset contains 31 columns, and the actual headers seem to be in the second row (index 1) after skipping the initial rows. The columns might not have been read correctly, leading to issues with the dataset structure. Further inspection and correction of the column names and data structure are required before proceeding with visualization.