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R Explained for Excel Users: Assigning Variables
The single-greatest difference? R and Excel are both powerful tools for the analyst. A good analyst uses each when appropriate. Many analysts haven't used R, for different reasons. For one, it has a …
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Excel Conditional Formatting for Statistical Significance
This summer I am taking a course on measurement theory ... which is as difficult as it sounds. But one of the complications of the course has little to do with sophisticated statistics or management …
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R vs Excel? VLOOKUP vs INDEX/MATCH? Enough with the False Dichotomies!
Eager to learn something new over the holiday weekend, I checked my email for the latest from the business analytics blogosphere. I was quite disappointed to find posts of this nature: VLOOKUP …
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R Packages Explained for Excel Users
Have you ever used an Excel add-in? There are lots of awesome Excel add-ins. My favorite is Jon Acampora's Pivot Pal add-in. At its most basic, Excel add-ins are programs that augment the …
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Generating Unique Random Numbers in R For Excel
Never listen to the Excel haters -- it's not going anywhere. Choosing to use R "instead of" Excel is like naming a favorite child! Each has its advantages, and a savvy analyst is able to use them in …
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