Teaching analytics with modern Excel
I am so pleased to announce that I've launched my course, Hired with Excel: What Every Analyst Needs to Know.This is a long time coming. I thought, brainstormed, and procrastinated over the past few …
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Paying commissions in Excel can be tricky. Not only does the data have to be 100% correct, it is structured differently than most financial data.It's not based on subaccounts or the general ledger -- …
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Read more and subscribe at georgejmount.com These days, I can't check my LinkedIn without seeing something about data science. Everybody's on CodeAcademy and Coursera, dreaming of that sexiest of …
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This is a follow-up lesson from a great conversation I had recently with Oz du Soleil about paying commissions in Excel.In this video I cover another scenario:In most spreadsheet reports you have easy …
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They overplayed it a bit, but I love the Freakonomics brand. I've read most of the series, but somehow missed SuperFreaknomics, which I am reading now.The authors consistently mention the "economic …
Excellent surprise in the mail today -- Belt Magazine's Cleveland Neighborhood Guidebook arrived!The book editor said the first shipment arrived as literally two tons of book freight -- what an honor. …
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