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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 >>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 ...
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 ...
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 ...