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The document outlines various tools and functionalities in Microsoft Excel for data analysis, including PivotTables, charts, data models, and statistical analysis. It emphasizes hands-on activities for users to practice these tools, such as creating data sets and interpreting them using Excel features. Additionally, it highlights the importance of tools like Power Query and Power Pivot for data transformation and modeling.

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Analyze Data in Excel (1)

The document outlines various tools and functionalities in Microsoft Excel for data analysis, including PivotTables, charts, data models, and statistical analysis. It emphasizes hands-on activities for users to practice these tools, such as creating data sets and interpreting them using Excel features. Additionally, it highlights the importance of tools like Power Query and Power Pivot for data transformation and modeling.

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• “How will you interpret/analyze

the data at the right?”


Group Activity

• “What are the different tools you use in Mathematics?”

List down or enumerate different tools they use in Mathematics.


Instruct them describe how to use the listed tools.
 Excel provides a wide range of functionalities for
analyzing data that can help users gain insights,
identify trends, and make informed decisions.
• PivotTables and PivotCharts: PivotTables allow
users to summarize large amounts of data and
analyze it in different ways by dragging and
dropping fields into different areas. PivotCharts
are dynamic charts that allow users to visualize
the data in a PivotTable.

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• Charts and Graphs
Excel includes a variety of chart types,
including bar charts, line charts, pie charts,
and scatter plots, that allow users to visually
analyze their data and identify trends and
patterns.

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• Data Models:
Excel's data models allow users to combine
multiple tables from different sources and
create relationships between them. This
enables users to analyze data from multiple
sources in a single PivotTable or chart.

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• What-If Analysis:
This feature allows users to analyze the impact
of different scenarios by changing input values
and seeing how they affect the output. Users
can create scenarios, goal seek, and perform
other types of sensitivity analysis.

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• Forecasting:
Excel's forecasting feature uses statistical
algorithms to predict future trends based on
historical data. Users can choose from different
forecast types, adjust the confidence level, and
view the forecast results in a chart or table.

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• Statistical Analysis:
Excel includes a range of statistical
functions that allow users to analyze
data and calculate measures such as
mean, median, mode, standard
deviation, and correlation.
Users can also perform regression
analysis and hypothesis testing.

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• Power Query:
Power Query is a data transformation
and cleansing tool that allows users to
connect to various data sources, clean
and transform the data, and load it into
Excel for analysis.

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• Power Pivot:
Power Pivot is a data modeling and
analysis tool that allows users to create
relationships between tables, add
calculated columns and measures, and
analyze large amounts of data.

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HANDS ON
ACTIVITY
• PivotTables and PivotCharts
• Charts and Graphs
• Data Models
• What-If Analysis
• Forecasting
• Statistical Analysis
• Power Query
GROUP ACTIVITY
1. Think and create a data in a tabular form.
2. Using MS Excel Analyze Data, interpret/analyze the data set using
the following:
 Charts and Graphs
 Try Suggested Questions
 Just ask your question
 Select Which fields interest you the most?
 Select the fields and how to summarize their data.
Presentation of
Output
Thank You!

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