Teaching analytics with modern Excel
They say a picture is worth a thousand words... so how many does an animated graph get us? This morning I was working on a research proposal presentation. Essentially, the research aims to develop a …
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The blog has been quiet lately because I've been busy learning R and Python to complete a research project. And I've been missing Excel. But today I found a nice diversion. A Python Magic 8 …
That sounds like a cool radio program... but this site is featured, so you know that's not the case.Feedspot.com has named this site a Top 40 Excel Blog! This is exciting - we are making wakes.This …
As I have been fumbling my way through learning Python, online forums and communities have fascinated me. Why are some forums strict to the point of rudeness and others nearly a yes-man …
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Ah, online code forums.They can be a great place to give and receive advice cordially.But sometimes the vibes can be a bit.... harsh.I hadn't spent too much time on code forums before this semester. …
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Why is Domo not the answer? What does playing the bass have to do with developing a spreadsheet? Watch and learn! I had a spirited conversation with Oz du Soleil and Alex Powers on Alex's It's Not …
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