Teaching analytics with modern Excel
I'm excited to share that I have two new O'Reilly Online Learning courses coming up in April 2020: First Steps with Power Query for Microsoft Excel Course description: Power Query is a …
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R and Python, the "dynamic duo" of data science, are both free, open-source programming languages. That means that there's no "vendor" in the sense that, say, Microsoft owns Excel. This can make …
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[Note: This guest post is from Aprajita Sharma at ExcelChamps.com. I am a friend of ExcelChamps co-founder, Puneet, and look forward to learning from Aprajita as well. Today she shares how to perform …
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Today I came across a fascinating concept called Bonini's Paradox -- the more complexities you add to a model to make it "realistic," the less useful it becomes.Take a map of your town, for example. …
So, you want to learn Excel, but you are intimidated by the complexity of many Excel sites. Endless forums and long, confusing posts. If you knew how to decipher this stuff, you wouldn't be looking …
Working in healthcare, labor scheduling is a critical part of data analysis. It's important to meet demand while not scheduling unneccessary shifts. When framing these problems, I look for inspiration …
