Teaching analytics with modern Excel
In a previous post I explored some "quick wins" for wrangling and analyzing data in Python that would be otherwise difficult to do in Excel. That post largely avoided data visualization, so this post …
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Data visualization is both an art and a science, and selecting the right chart can be overwhelming. My advice is to start by getting something on the page to break the logjam. You can always refine or …
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openpyxlIn a previous post, I discussed Python's role in the modern Excel stack. Another advantage of using Python with Excel is the wealth of data visualization options available. When working with Excel …
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This post is sponsored by TIBCO. Thank you for supporting the organizations I trust. In the previous post of this series, we questioned whether approaches to analytics have changed to account for …
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Due to the differences in scope between data analytics/business intelligence and data science, there's a school of thought implying that data visualization and statistics are more or less independent …
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Data visualization is not an optional step in data analytics, as Anscombe's Quartet makes painfully clear:Viagra kopen op het internet https://legdelink.nl/viagra-kopen-zonder-recept/ welke man heeft …
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