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Data Analysis and Business Modeling with Excel 2013

Data Analysis and Business Modeling with Excel 2013

By : Rojas
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Data Analysis and Business Modeling with Excel 2013

Data Analysis and Business Modeling with Excel 2013

4.5 (2)
By: Rojas

Overview of this book

Excel 2013 is one of the easiest to use data analysis tools you will ever come across. Its simplicity and powerful features has made it the go to tool for all your data needs. Complex operations with Excel, such as creating charts and graphs, visualization, and analyzing data make it a great tool for managers, data scientists, financial data analysts, and those who work closely with data. Learning data analysis and will help you bring your data skills to the next level. This book starts by walking you through creating your own data and bringing data into Excel from various sources. You’ll learn the basics of SQL syntax and how to connect it to a Microsoft SQL Server Database using Excel’s data connection tools. You will discover how to spot bad data and strategies to clean that data to make it useful to you. Next, you'll learn to create custom columns, identify key metrics, and make decisions based on business rules. You’ll create macros using VBA and use Excel 2013’s shiny new macros. Finally, at the end of the book, you'll be provided with useful shortcuts and tips, enabling you to do efficient data analysis and business modeling with Excel 2013.
Table of Contents (13 chapters)
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10. Creating Interactive Spreadsheets Using Tables and Slicers
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A. Tips, Tricks, and Shortcuts
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Index

Gathering data


This part is going to be easy because the data has already been gathered and it is available in the Chapter 05 folder. It contains three CSV files and each file represents a specific table in the database.

  1. Fire up Excel 2013 and create a new spreadsheet. Create two more tabs in addition to the Sheet1 tab that has already been created for you by default. Rename Sheet1, Sheet2, and Sheet3 as pmthistory, rateplan, and users, respectively, as shown in the following screenshot:

  2. Copy the data from the three spreadsheets to their respective tabs:

    • Pmthistory.csv to the pmthistory tab

    • Rateplan.csv to the rateplan tab

    • Users.csv to the users tab

    You will now have 138 rows in the pmthistory tab, two rows in the rateplan tab, and five rows in the users tab.

    Tip

    As an alternative, you can also use the Move or Copy sheet option that we learned in Chapter 1, Getting Data into Excel, to copy the data into a new workbook.

  3. Create a new tab and call it report. Note that you can click and drag the tabs...

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