
Explore descriptive and categorical data analysis with pivot tables, chi-square test of independence, regression (simple and multiple), anova, t-tests, f-tests, plus solver and goal seek for linear programming in Excel.
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Learn to interpret descriptive statistics in Excel from a mileage dataset, including sum, mean, median, mode, variance, standard deviation, skewness, kurtosis, standard error, and 95% confidence intervals.
Learn to build a BI-style dashboard in Excel with pivot tables, enabling regional filtering, drill-down, and real-time updates of total price, quantity, and average case price.
Step by step - how to create pivot table based dashboard
Use pivot tables to perform category-wise numeric analysis in Excel, calculating average mileage by headroom and extending to standard deviation, min, and max price for each category.
Learn to analyze response rates by gender and status using Excel pivot tables, compute percentages, and test independence with chi-square, including merging categories to meet expected counts and interpreting p-values.
Apply simple linear regression in Excel using the Data Analysis Toolpak to assess the relationship between height and weight, interpreting r, r-square, adjusted r-square, intercept, slope, and p-values.
Learn to run a multiple regression in Excel’s data analysis toolpak, relate mileage to headroom, weight, length, and trunk space, and interpret R-square, p-values, and a parsimonious model.
Use a paired t-test for means to compare each person's before and after weights, demonstrating a significant weight reduction with a one-tailed test and p-value below 0.01.
Explore one-way ANOVA to compare trainer groups using Excel data analysis toolpak, interpreting p-values to determine if means differ across five trainer groups.
Apply two-factor ANOVA with replication in Excel using the Analysis ToolPak to evaluate whether breakfast items and individuals affect typing speed, and examine the interaction between factors.
Explore generating random numbers in Excel with the data analysis toolpak, producing normal, Poisson, and other distributions, using fixed seeds and specified mean, standard deviation, and sample size.
Rank students and compute percentiles in Excel using the Data Analysis Toolpak, then map results to roll numbers with VLOOKUP and fixed ranges.
Automate histogram and Pareto chart creation in Excel using the data analysis toolpak, selecting bins to reveal the data's distribution and cumulative frequencies.
Explore exponential smoothing and moving average to reduce data fluctuations and generate forecasts. Use alpha 0.2 and a 3-month moving average to compare forecasts with actual values and visualize results.
Use the Excel data analysis toolpak to perform random sampling and generate a correlation matrix and covariance, interpreting r-values for headroom, trunk space, weight, and length.
Use goal seek in Excel to quickly find the demand factor that yields a target profit of 2500, by changing the relevant cell in the data tab's what-if analysis.
Excel solver solves a linear problem to maximize profit from wheat and rye within 10 acres, 1200 budget, and 12 hours, yielding 4 acres each and a profit of 3200.
Apply solver to maximize stock by optimizing production of x and y under machine time limits, stock and demand constraints, and enforce integer units.
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It should take roughly 10 hours to practice and master all the procedure.
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The course first explains a business context and the data. Then it demonstrates how to use statistical procedure using data analysis tool pack. It Also explains how to solve linear programming problem using solver. It demonstrates how th use goal seek. The content of the course will be
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