Excel Analysis
If you work in consulting or some other profession that requires you to analyze data, sooner or later, you'll need to build a histogram. This is because the histograms is one of the most effective methods to visualize and understand a data set. Averages, sums, and counts are calculations that only tell you part of ... Continue Reading >>
Whether you're building a model or trying to simulate a scenario within your analysis, at some point in your Excel career, you're going to need to use a randomized set of data. If you need to create a purely random set of numbers, with no specific constraints or parameters, you can just use the RAND ... Continue Reading >>
One of the most annoying things to have to do in Excel is writing a Nested IF statement. For those of you that haven't done this before, a Nested IF is basically a long formula with multiple IF conditions that you need to account for. The most common usage of this formula is to assign ... Continue Reading >>
