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Excel Essentials for Analytics (A Concise Introduction)
3,300 students
Excel Essentials for Analytics (A Concise Introduction)
Excel for Analytics
Created byJulio Hernan Losada Perez
Last updated 10/2022
English
What you'll learn
- Learn how to input data into Excel from different sources (CSV, Text, SQL databases)
- Learn key Excel functions used in analytics
- Introduction to Excel Macros
- Introduction to Pivot Tables
- Learn how Excel can save you time writting SQL code
- Become familar with key Excel functionalities used in analytics in under 2 hours.
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Course content
7 sections • 23 lectures • 1h 49m total length
Requirements
- Requirements include Excel 2016 (or greater).
Description
My name is Julio Losada. I have postgraduate studies in Mathematics, Economics and Computer Science. For the past nine years I have worked in analytics across the Banking and FMCG industries.
Over this time, I have helped very busy colleges acquire essential Excel skills by keeping demonstrations simple and to the point. With this experience, I have identified the most commonly used Excel functionality applied in Analytics and created this course.
Excel Essential for Analytics (A Concise Introduction) is primarily geared towards graduates or busy professionals moving into an analytics role and needing to very quickly acquire relevant Excel skills.
The course centres around six key learning areas being: Handy cell functions, analytical functions, macros, pivot tables and Excel for SQL. Sub topics are listed below.
· Input data
o CSV
o Text Files
o SQL databases
· Handy cell functions
o SUMIF / COUNTIF
o VLOOKUP
o HLOOKUP
o LEFT / MID / RIGHT
o Index & Match
o IFERROR
o IFNA
o Sort
o Transpose
o Text to Columns
o Unique records
o Search & Replace
o Conditional Formatting
o Analytical Functions
o Linear Regression
o Multiple Linear Regression
o Test & Control Studies (Hypothesis Testing)
· Automation with Macros
· Pivot Tables
· Excel for SQL coding
No previous Excel experience is necessary.
The only requirement is access to a computer with the Windows Excel program, preferably the 2016 version (or later).
Who this course is for:
- This course was designed for the busy professional or graduate entering the analytics profession.
- The course includes demostrations on the most commonly used Excel features used in analytics.
- Demostrations are concise and effective in order to save time.