Data Visualization Using Excel

Product Description

About the course:

This course is for beginners, who will learn data mining, data cleaning and data visualization with one of the most powerful tools – Excel.

The course will cover from basic level to advance level of Excel tool, at the end of the course one will be able to read data, clean data, create multiple dashboards, create reports and be familiar with all the functions of Excel.

Who should do this course?

Beginner candidates from various quantitative backgrounds, like Engineering, Finance, Maths, and Business Management who want to target job profiles based on statistical analysis skills or Excel-VBA analyst profiles.

Introduction to Excel

Contrasted with R and Tableau, Excel may appear to be obsolete. Having said that, it is still very well known for two reasons – accessibility and ease of use. It likewise enables you to coordinate with different segments of MS Office to make introductions and reports effectively. Taking into account how colossally well known the Office suite is, this is a bit of leeway.

Excel is useful for managing, manipulating and presenting data. It offers a number of functions for statistical analysis – descriptive and inferential and provides a standard spreadsheet that you can use for a variety of tasks like updating databases, or representing data graphically. Excel can also be useful in collating data for analysis using a number of other software.

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