
Start your data analysis journey with Microsoft Excel basics, exploring core ideas and a new feedback option that helps users analyze and organize data.
Learn to download and work with datasets for statistical analysis in Excel basics, including the iris dataset, and explore high risk datasets to practice data analysis.
Learn how to read csv files in Microsoft Excel to quickly access and analyze datasets. Excel basics support fast data analysis for learners.
Understand the data mining process from business understanding with domain experts to data preparation, modeling, evaluation, and deployment, including regression and classification models.
Insert a line chart in Microsoft Excel and learn to edit the chart, apply borders, and use format options to customize the chart design.
Create and customize a bar chart in Microsoft Excel by selecting the bar chart type, editing the chart data, and adjusting colors and styles.
Learn to create and customize a pie chart in Microsoft Excel, including 3d pie charts, borders, and transparency, with basic formatting for clear data.
Learn how to insert a scatterplot in Excel, perform basic setup steps, and visualize data quickly using essential Excel techniques.
Learn how to insert and customize a combo chart in Microsoft Excel, format data series, and tailor visuals to clearly compare multiple data types.
Master pivot tables in Microsoft Excel to analyze data, dragging fields to rows, columns, values, and filters for dynamic insights.
Master data analysis using Microsoft Excel basics by inserting pivot tables and pivot charts, selecting ranges and fields, and summarizing values for quick insights.
Learn how to enable and use data analysis plugins in Microsoft Excel to perform quick analyses.
Learn to perform data analysis in Microsoft Excel by working with untidy data and preparing the iris dataset for analysis.
Explore data analysis in Excel and apply descriptive statistics using data analysis tools. Compute means, medians, standard deviations, and confidence intervals to summarize data in the course.
Learn to create a histogram in Microsoft Excel, using frequency and cumulative percentage options to visualize data distributions and adjust settings for the iris data example.
Learn to perform correlation in Microsoft Excel using the data analysis tool with iris data as an example, illustrating inferential statistics in data analysis.
Explore covariance using Microsoft Excel to analyze iris data and build fundamental data analysis skills.
Explore how to perform a paired two-sample t-test in Excel using data analysis tools, generate p-values and degrees of freedom, and read the t-statistic from the output.
Apply a two-sample t-test with equal variances in Excel to compare mean differences between two variables, understanding degrees of freedom and the t statistic.
Learn to perform a two-sample t-test for unequal variances in Excel, interpret p-values and degrees of freedom, and compare sample differences.
Learn to perform an F test for two samples to compare variances in Excel's data analysis tool, interpreting the F statistic, degrees of freedom, and p value.
Explore how to perform a single-factor anova in Excel using the iris dataset, selecting input ranges and interpreting degrees of freedom and p-values.
Learn to run a two-factor anova without replication in excel, using the iris dataset, and interpret degrees of freedom, mean squares, f statistics, and p values.
Explore regression analysis in Microsoft Excel, using the iris dataset to interpret outputs like degrees of freedom, sum of squares, t statistics, p values, and 95 percent confidence intervals.
Learn how to remove duplicates in data preparation with Excel, select a range, and produce clean data by keeping only unique values.
Select a range in Microsoft Excel to remove missing values, then use filtering to identify and delete rows with missing data.
Sort data in microsoft excel by slotting values and organizing columns. Highlight cells, expand selections, and arrange days from largest to smallest for quicker analysis.
Learn to filter data in Excel by using the Data tab, work with columns, and fill in missing values to prepare clean data for analysis.
Data Analysis using Microsoft Excel: Fast Track with CRISP-DM
Master essential data analysis, statistical testing, and data preparation techniques in Microsoft Excel using the industry-standard CRISP-DM framework.
What You'll Learn
Apply the CRISP-DM methodology to real-world datasets for structured data analysis.
Build expressive visual charts, including Line, Bar, Pie, Scatter, and Combo Charts.
Leverage Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts to summarize and slice raw data quickly.
Perform advanced statistical analysis using the Excel Analysis ToolPak (Descriptive Statistics, Correlation, Covariance, Regression).
Conduct rigorous hypothesis testing using t-Tests, F-Tests, and ANOVA (Single Factor & Two-Factor).
Clean datasets by filtering, sorting, removing duplicates, and handling missing values.
Why Learn Data Analysis & Data Science?
According to SAS, here are 5 key reasons why analytics skills are essential in today's workforce:
Sharpen Problem-Solving Skills: Build structured analytical thinking to solve complex challenges in professional and everyday life.
High Market Demand: A growing global skill shortage means data analysts and data scientists command significant value across industries.
Analytics Is Everywhere: Companies across all sectors need actionable insights to optimize processes and guide strategic decisions.
Growing Importance: With the massive growth of enterprise data, skilled analysts enjoy expanding career opportunities.
Versatile & Cross-Disciplinary: Data analysis bridges computer science, business strategy, and mathematics—plus applications in IoT and Smart Cities.
Course Overview
This bite-sized, practical course focuses on conducting data analysis fast using Microsoft Excel. Following the CRISP-DM framework, you will cover:
Data Understanding: Visualizations, summary statistics, and trend analysis.
Data Preparation: Data cleaning, removing duplicates, and handling missing values.
Statistical Modeling & Inference: Regression analysis and hypothesis testing with Excel plugins.
Certification Pathway
This course is part of the SVBook Advanced Certificate in Microsoft Office and Data Analysis with Excel. Complete the full track to prepare for the certificate exam at EGMHAcademy:
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Course Content
1. Getting Started & Setup
Introduction & Overview
Downloading Datasets & Importing CSV Files
The CRISP-DM Data Mining Process
2. Visual Data Understanding & Pivot Tables
Inserting Line, Bar, & Pie Charts
Building Scatterplots & Combo Charts
Creating Interactive Pivot Tables & Pivot Charts
3. Statistical Data Analysis
Enabling & Using Data Analysis Plugins (Analysis ToolPak)
Generating Descriptive Statistics & Histograms
Evaluating Correlation & Covariance
4. Inferential Statistics & Modeling
t-Tests: Paired Two-Sample for Means, Equal Variances, & Unequal Variances
F-Test: Two-Sample for Variances
ANOVA: Single-Factor & Two-Factor Without Replication
Regression: Building & Interpreting Regression Models
5. Data Preparation & Cleaning
Removing Duplicates & Handling Missing Data
Advanced Data Sorting & Filtering Techniques
Prerequisites
Basic computer literacy.
Familiarity with Microsoft Excel operations (or completion of Learn Microsoft Excel Basics Fast).
Who This Course Is For
Professionals and business analysts looking to harness Excel's built-in statistical suite for fast data analysis.
Students building practical analytics foundations before moving into advanced data science.
Anyone pursuing the SVBook Advanced Certificate in Microsoft Office and Data Analysis with Excel at EGMHAcademy.