Teaching analytics with modern Excel
If you've read my blog for any amount of time, you'll see I'm a big fan of helping analysts mix, match and augment their analytics stack. Heck, I've even written a book on how to learn Python and R as …
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You may have heard that my business name, Stringfest Analytics, is in part musically inspired. So it was great to speak with another data professional with a similarly-named YouTube channel: Gašper …
The first personal spreadsheet computer application was released in 1979. Its name, "VisiCalc," was short for "visual calculator." I like to bring this up when explaining the benefits of using …
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Multiple groups and points in time I tend to start teaching inferential with the independent samples t-test, which allows users to compare means between two groups. That may sound so …
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Many of my friends and family members are vaguely aware of what I do -- something with numbers and computers. It sounds interesting perhaps, but they're not sure where they fit in. Excel is the …
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Data analytics is iterative like the sky is blue... what does that actually mean? I get the sense from many new analysts that they've spent a decent amount of time looking through the data and …
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