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MANIPAL UNIVERSITY JAIPUR

DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY AND CHEMICAL


ENGINEERING
SIMULATION LAB-1(BIT2130 & CHE2131)
YEAR-II, 3RD SEMESTER, 2024

EXPERIMENT #3
Organizing and Visualizing data in excel

Instructor: Dr. Satya Prakash


Submitted by: Charulata Choudhary
Experiment carried on: 11/09/24
Report submitted on: 16/10/24
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (10) _______
INTRODUCTION/OBJECTIVES/SCOPE/PROCEDURE (30) _______
RESULTS & DISCUSSION (30) _______
CONCLUSIONS (5) _______
REFERENCES (5) _______
APPENDIX
a) Original data/Sample calculations/other information (5) _______
GENERAL COMPLETENESS
a) Conciseness and neatness _______
(5) Submission on due date (10) _______
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Table of Contents

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3
OBJECTIVE 4
METHODOLOGY 4-10
RESULTS & DISCUSSIONS 11
REFERENCES 11

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The objective of this experiment is to create various types of
charts (for example: line chart, pie chart, scatter plot) and
interpret the visualization.

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3.1.1 Objective
To import data, perform basic data cleaning, create various types
of charts, and interpret the visualizations. The lab will use real-
world examples from chemical engineering and biotechnology to
demonstrate these concepts.

3.1.2 Methodology
Import data from a text file and create various types of charts that
includes, pie charts, scatter plots, line charts Properly lable the
charts to include y-axis, x-axis titles, legends, error bars etc.,
Format the graphs to make them visually appealing, colorful and
insightful. The major findings from each case study to be reported
along with the screenshots.
Case study:
How to Enter Data in Excel or importing data
• Label columns appropriately.
• Select proper cell format
How to Calculate Summary Statistics in Excel
• Two ways to calculate a measure of central tendency and
dispersion using
Excel (data analysis tools; type in the formula).
How to Generate Comparative Statistics in Excel
• Paired t-test

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How to Enter Data in Excel

Fig 1: Entering data in excel


Importing data
Data exists in an infinite number of formats and repositories.
Incorporating external data into a spreadsheet is an essential
time saving task. There is no need to re-key existing electronically
stored data; you may just save their data as a delimited text file.
The delimited part of the name indicates that each section of data
is separated or delimited by some sort of special character. The
comma, quote, and space are very common delimiters. The data
can then be interpreted from this file and imported into Excel.
Check for any missing or incorrect data. Use the 'Find & Select'
tool to locate blanks and errors, and either correct or remove
them.

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How to Calculate Summary Statistics in Excel: Two Methods
Use the data analysis tools.

Fig 2: Calculating summary statistics using Data Analysis Tool

From here, with your cursor in the Input Range , select your data
in column , Then put your cursor in the

Fig 3: Entering the range of the table and following other steps

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Excel will now show you the summary statistics. I have added
highlights to show the mean, standard deviation, standard error,
and sample size which are the summary statistics that you will
most commonly use for your write-ups in our labs.

Fig 4: display of summary statistics in highlighted part

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Fig 5: making bar chart out of the data

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Fig 6: labelling the graph

Choosing the right trendline type for your data


Linear trendlines: A linear trendline is a best-fit straight line that
is used with simple linear data sets. Your data is linear if the
pattern in its data points resembles a line. A linear trendline
usually shows that something is increasing or decreasing at a
steady rate.
Logarithmic trendlines: A logarithmic trendline is a best-fit
curved line that is used when the rate of change in the data
increases or decreases quickly and then levels out. A logarithmic
trendline can use both negative and positive values.
Polynomial trendlines: A polynomial trendline is a curved line
that is used when data fluctuates. The order of the polynomial
can be determined by the number of fluctuations in the data or by
how many bends (hills and valleys)appear in the curve. An Order 2

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polynomial trendline generally has only one hill or valley. Order
3generally has one or two hills or valleys. Order 4 generally has up
to three hills or valleys.

Power trendlines: A power trendline is a curved line that is used


with data sets that compare measurements that increase at a
specific rate. You cannot create a power trendline if your data
contains zero or negative values.

Exponential trendlines: An exponential trendline is a curved line


that is used when data values rise or fall at constantly increasing
rates. You cannot create an exponential trendline if your data
contains zero or negative values.

Moving average trendlines: A moving average trendline


smoothes out fluctuations in data to show a pattern or trend more
clearly. A moving average uses a specific number of data points
(set by the Period option), averages them, and uses the average
value as a point in the line. For example, if Period is set to 2, the
average of the first two data points is used as the first point in the
moving average trendline. The average of the second and third
data points is used as the second point in the trendline, etc.

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3.1.3 Results and Discussion
Import data from a text file and create various types of charts that
includes, pie charts, scatter plots, line charts Properly lable the
charts to include y-axis, x-axis titles, legends, error bars etc.,
Format the graphs to make them visually appealing, colorful and
insightful.

3.1.4 REFERENCES
Microsoft Office Excel Documentation - Microsoft Office Support
Online tutorials from websites like Coursera, edX, and Khan
Academy.

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