Data analysis with Excel

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Data analysis with Excel for business and sales (video course)

What works? Where is there room for optimization? Find answers to these questions by correctly analyzing your figures in Excel. Using a practical case study from the financial business and sales sector as an example, you will learn how to apply important methods of inductive and descriptive statistics in this course. One training course, two hours, including exercises - trainer Fabio Basler will teach you how to read your data correctly!

Two-hour video course on data analysis with Excel using the example of financial sales
Practical learning based on tasks, solutions and a points system
Descriptive and inferential statistics: How to identify optimization potential in your figures
Among other things: Frequency distribution, correlation matrix, regression analysis, 1-SP test, confidence interval
Included: Excel raw data, collection of formulas and a summary

On the road to success! Recognize both strengths and weaknesses in your data to set up your business even better. Be smart now and start training right away!

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content: 2 h Video training
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Bonus: including working material

Introduction

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Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 1.1 What to expect in the course

An overview of the contents of the course

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Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 1.2 Introduction to the case study

Introduction to the case study

Descriptive case study section

Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 2.1 Classification of data, frequency analysis, distribution functions

Calculation of a frequency distribution with data analysis function in Excel, graphical representation in approximating/empirical distribution function

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Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 2.2 Context measure analysis

Calculation of the contingency coefficient K* using the association measure Chi² in Excel

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Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 2.3 Correlation analysis and regression analysis

Correlation matrix via data analysis function, interpretation of content, modeling of linear functional relationship in Excel; interpretation of quality and statistical significance; calculation of regression function; quantitative evaluation of absolute/relative importance of regressors

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Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 2.4 Visualization time series

Graphical visualization of time series in Excel via line chart

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Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 2.5 Determining trends after exponential smoothing

Calculation of trend function, forecast estimate

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Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 2.6 Determining the trend function

Calculation of trend function, forecast estimate

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Inductive case study section

Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 3.1 1-SP test case for the expected value

Execution of statistical parameter test, decision on validity/invalidity of the hypothesis

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Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 3.2 1-SP test case for the expected value - change in result

Modeling the significance level to change the content of the result of the hypothesis decision

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Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 3.3 2-sided confidence interval

Calculation of interval limits of a 2-sided confidence interval based on samples in Excel

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Data analysis with Excel for business and sales: 3.4 Two-sample F-test

Execution of statistical parameter test, decision on validity/invalidity of the hypothesis

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Details of the content

Optimization is the order of the day? Then start Excel and your data analysis ...
Some things feel good, some feel bad. But how is your company actually doing? Learn important methods of descriptive and inductive statistics now so that you can work with clear facts in the future. Start this two-hour video course on data analysis with Excel now !

Work materials included: Practise data analysis with Excel straight away

The training lets you work hands-on right from the start. Open the Excel spreadsheet provided with all the raw data you need to practise and understand what you've been shown. If you get stuck, pause the tutorial, go back a step or take a look at the included formulas and summary. A points system helps you to monitor your own learning success. In this way, what you have learned quickly turns into knowledge - which you can use for your own purposes tomorrow.

Ideally suited for controlling, for students and all optimization enthusiasts!

Whether for your studies or your job - this video course is aimed at anyone who sees much more in Microsoft Excel than simple lists and spreadsheets. Link your data skillfully and methodically until you can derive target-oriented recommendations for action from it.

Do you want to improve your company's sales? Are you looking for an effective way to get into controlling? Do you see huge columns of figures as the key to successful optimization? - Then welcome to this Excel training course!

A real-life example: data analysis in financial sales

The case study on which you will carry out your data analysis exercises relates to an investment bank in which three teams are responsible for sales. You now have various data from the last 100 weeks that you need to analyze. Your learning curve towards comprehensive data analysis includes the following aspects:

Descriptive statistics: classification of data, frequency analysis, distribution functions, correlation analysis, regression analysis, visualization of time series, trend determination after exponential smoothing, determination of trend function
Inductive statistics: statistical parameter tests, 1-SP test case for the expected value, 2-sided confidence interval, two-sample F-test