Perfect for your studies and job: Statistics with Excel using three case studies
Do your university exams require knowledge of statistics? Would you like to uncover even more optimization potential for your company in your job? Then you've come to the right place! Firstly, you will learn how to apply important statistical techniques . And secondly, you'll get hands-on practice from the very first tutorial. Start this Excel course now !
Learn and practise with practical exercises
The case studies in the Excel statistics training course are consistently geared towards practice. For example, you will delve deep into the portfolio of a hardware company to analyze sales figures from 500 stores. At an automotive supplier, you will look at the production figures of various teams over several years. Finally, you will take a detailed look at the key figures for active ingredients at a biotechnology company.
Whether it's product range analysis, sales success or process optimization - work through the case studies step by step and apply what you've learned directly for your own purposes. To make this quick and easy for you, you will receive a summary of the topics, a collection of formulas, the exercises and all raw data as well as the solutions to the exercises to accompany the course. On top of this, a points system serves as a personal learning success control.
Descriptive and inductive statistics with Excel
In the area of descriptive statistics , you will encounter mean value and scattering figures, among other things, during the training. You will focus on regression analysis, establish correlations and look at correlation measures. In the field of inductive statistics , you will carry out time series analyses as well as hypothesis and distribution tests. You will also evaluate the quality of error estimates and determine trends, for example.
Use the video course to get started in statistics with Excel , to deepen your existing knowledge or to refresh it. This will prepare you efficiently for statistics exams and teach you how to read your company's data correctly in order to optimize processes and evaluate the portfolio.
Tip: If you would like to delve deeper into the subject, take a look at our Excel training courses on data analysis and evaluating questionnaires.