Hellow guys, Welcome to my website, and you are watching Excel 2013 Statistical Analysis #01: Using Excel Efficiently For Statistical Analysis (100 Examples). and this vIdeo is uploaded by ExcelIsFun at 2014-12-19T11:50:51-08:00. We are pramote this video only for entertainment and educational perpose only. So, I hop you like our website.
| Name | Excel 2013 Statistical Analysis #01: Using Excel Efficiently For Statistical Analysis (100 Examples) |
| Video Uploader | Video From ExcelIsFun |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 19-12-2014 14:50:51 |
| Video Discription | Download File: https://people.highline.edu/mgirvin/AllClasses/210Excel2013/Ch00/Excel2013StatisticsChapter00.xlsx Intro To Excel: Store Raw Data, Data Types, Data Analysis, Formulas, PivotTables, Charts, Keyboards, Number Formatting, Data Analysis & More: (00:08) Introduction to class (00:49) Cells, Worksheets, Workbooks, File Names (02:54) Navigating Worksheets & Workbook (03:58) Navigation Keys (04:15) Keyboard move Active Sheet (05:40) Ribbon Tabs (06:25) Add buttons to Quick Access Tool Bar (07:40) What Excel does: Store Raw Data, Make Calculations, Data Analysis & Charting (08:55) Introduction to Data Analysis (10:37) Data Types in Excel: Text, Numbers, Boolean, Errors, Empty Cells (11:16) Keyboard Enter puts content in cell and move selected cell down (13:00) Data Type DEFAULT Alignments (13:11) First Formula. Entering Cell References in formulas (13:35) Keyboard Ctrl + Enter puts content in cell & keep cell selected (14:45) Why we don’t override DEFAULT Alignments (15:05) Keyboard Ctrl + Z is Undo (17:05) Proper Data Sets & Raw Data (24:21) How To Enter Data & Data Labels (24:21) Stylistic Formatting (26:35) AVERAGE Function (27:31) Format Formulas Differently than Raw Data (28:30) Keyboard Ctrl + C is Copy. Keyboard Ctrl + V is Paste (29:59) Use Eraser remove Formatting Only (29:19) Keyboard Ctrl + B adds Bold (29:57) Excel’s Golden Rule (31:43) Keyboard F2 puts cell in Edit Mode (32:01) Violating Excel’s Golden Rule (34:12) Arrow Keys to put cell references in formulas (35:40) Full Discussion about Formulas & Formulas Elements (37:22) SUM function Keyboard is Alt + = (38:22) Aggregate functions (38:50) Why we use ranges in functions (40:56) COUNT & COUNTA functions (42:47) Edit Formula & change cell references (44:18) Absolute & Relative Cell References (45:52) Use Delete Key, Not Right-click Delete (46:40) Fill Handle & Angry Rabbit to copy formula (47:41) Keyboard F4 Locks Cell Reference (make Absolute) (49:45) Keyboard Tab puts content in Cell and move selected Cell to right (50:55) Order of Operation error (52:17) Range Finder to find formula errors (52:34) Lock Cell Reference after you put cell in Edit Mode (53:58) Quickly copy an edited formula down a column (53:07) F2 key in last cell to find formula errors (54:15) Fix incorrect range in function (54:55) SQRT function & Fractional Exponents (57:20) STDEV.P function (58:10) Navigate Large Data Sets (58:48) Keyboard Ctrl + Arrow jumps to bottom of data set (59:42) Keyboard Ctrl + Shift + Arrow selects to bottom of data set (Current Range) (01:01:41) Keyboard Shift + Enter puts content in Cell and move selected Cell up (01:02:55) Counting with conditions or criteria: COUNTIFS function (01:03:43) Keyboard Ctrl + Backspace jumps back to Active Cell (01:05:31) Counting between an upper & lower limit with COUNTIFS (01:07:36) COUNTIFS copied down column (01:10:08) Joining Comparative Operator with Cell Reference in formula (01:12:50) Data Analysis features in Excel (01:13:44) Sorting (01:16:59) Filtering (01:20:39) Introduction to PivotTables (01:23:39) Create PivotTable dialog box (01:24:33) Dragging & dropping Fields to create PivotTable (01:25:31) Dragging Field to Row area creates a Unique List (01:26:17) Outline/Tabular Layout (01:27:00) Value Field Settings dialog to change: Number Formatting, Function, Name (01:28:12) 2nd & 3rd PivotTable examples (01:31:23) What is a Cross Tabulated Report? (01:33:04) Create Cross Tabulated Report w PivotTable (01:35:05) Show PivotTable Field List (01:36:48) How to Pivot the Report (01:37:50) Summarize Survey Data with PivotTable. (01:38:34) Keyboard Alt, N, V opens PivotTable dialog box (01:41:38) PivotTable with 3 calculations: COUNT, MAX & MIN (01:43:25) Count & Count Number calculations in a PivotTable (01:45:30) Excel 2013 Charts to Visually Articulate Quantitative Data (01:47:00) #1 Rule for Charts: No Chart Junk! (01:47:30) Explain chart types: Column, Bar, Pie, Line and X-Y Scatter Chart (01:51:34) Create Column Chart using Recommended Chart feature (01:53:00) Remove Field Buttons from Pivot Chart (01:54:10) Chart Formatting Task Pane (01:54:45) Vary Fill Color by point (01:55:15) Format Axis with Numbers by Formatting Source Data in PivotTable (01:56:02) Add Data Labels to Chart (01:57:28) Copy Chart & Create Bar Chart (01:57:48) Change Chart Type (01:58:15) Change Gap Width. (01:59:17) Create Pie Chart (01:59:23) Do NOT use 3-D Pie (01:59:42) Add % Data Labels to Pie Chart (02:00:25) Create Line Chart From PivotTable (02:01:20) Link Chart Tile to Cell (02:02:20) Move a Chart (02:02:33) Create an X-Y Scatter Chart (02:03:35) Add Axis Labels (02:05:27) Number Formatting to help save time (02:07:24) Number Formatting is a Façade (02:10:27) General Number Format (02:10:52) Percentage Number Formatting (02:14:03) Don’t Multiply Relative Frequency by 100 (02:17:27) Formula for % Change & End Amount |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | Excel 2013 | Statistical Analysis | Excel Statistics | Highline College | Business and Economic Statistical Analysis | Busn 210 | Mike Girvin | excelisfun | Mike excelisfun Girvin | Data Analysis | Excel 2013 Charts and Graphs | Formulas | Functions | PivotTables | Pivot Tables | Number Formatting | Raw Data | Proper Data Set | Raw Data Into Useful Information for Decision Making | Excel Basics | Excel Basics For Statistics | Excel 2013 Statistics | Sort | Filter | Statistic Basics | Data Types | Database |
