Unable to transform the variable to normal distribution I have a variable called 'list_price' in my data ,which is not normally distributed.
Here is the screenshot of how the distribution looks like before transformation

Tried transforming it with the following transformations:
1.log
2.Sqrt
3.reciprocal
4.boxcox
None has resulted in normal distribution.Most of the transformations gave a skewed distribution after transformation.
Would like to use this variable in modelling.
How would we proceed further in such scenarios?
Should we go with original distribution itself?
Need some guidance on this
Based on your image, your data looks like it is uniformly distributed. You might try using more than 3 bins to look at the distribution more closely.
A few points related to your questions:

For uniformly distributed data, you won't be able to transform this data into a valid normal distribution
This distribution is fine for use in models, no need to change it.
Here is a good resource explaining assumptions about linear regression, this information also applies to many other algorithms