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Analyzing Business Data with Excel

Autor Gerald Knight
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 7 feb 2006
Shows you how to solve real-world business problems by taking Excel's data analysis features to the max. This book focuses on the needs of business users. It teaches how to turn Excel functionality into actual solutions for the business problems that confront them.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780596100735
ISBN-10: 0596100736
Pagini: 262
Dimensiuni: 177 x 234 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: O'Reilly
Locul publicării:United States

Notă biografică

Gerald Knight has nearly 30 years experience in the computer industry as a developer, teacher, and consultant. During an over twenty-year career at FedEx, he was a project leader and system architect working on imaging and revenue control systems. He has specialized in Excel development for the last ten years. Now retired, he consults and occasionally writes in Memphis, Tennessee.

Cuprins

Preface; Who Should Read This Book; What's in This Book; How to Use This Book Effectively; Sample Code; Using Code Examples; We'd Like Your Feedback!; Safari® Enabled; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1: Excel and Statistics; 1.1 Array Formulas; 1.2 Addressing Cells Indirectly; 1.3 Statistical Functions; Chapter 2: Pivot Tables and Problem Solving; 2.1 Pivot Table Basics; 2.2 Changing the Data; 2.3 Pivot Table Options; Chapter 3: Workload Forecasting; 3.1 The Procedure; 3.2 Building an Application; Chapter 4: Modeling; 4.1 Regression; 4.2 Defining the Problem; 4.3 Refining Metrics; 4.4 Analysis; 4.5 Building the Model; 4.6 Analyzing the Results; 4.7 Testing Non-Linear Relationships; Chapter 5: Measuring Quality; 5.1 Statistical Process Control; 5.2 Running the Application; 5.3 Application Design; 5.4 Customizing the Application; Chapter 6: Monitoring Complex Systems; 6.1 The Application; 6.2 The Data; 6.3 Settings; 6.4 Workarea; 6.5 Macros; Chapter 7: Queuing; 7.1 The Data; 7.2 The Application; 7.3 The Logic; Chapter 8: Custom Queuing Presentation; 8.1 The Application; 8.2 The Data; 8.3 The Logic; 8.4 VBA; 8.5 Extending the Application; Chapter 9: Optimizing; 9.1 Goal Seek; 9.2 The Solver; Chapter 10: Importing Data; 10.1 Text Files; 10.2 Databases; 10.3 XML; Chapter 11: The Trouble with Data; 11.1 Numbers; 11.2 Dates; 11.3 Reports; 11.4 Equivalence; Chapter 12: Effective Display Techniques; 12.1 Respect the Information and the Audience; 12.2 Large Worksheets; 12.3 Charts; 12.4 Pictures and Other Objects; 12.5 Complexity; 12.6 Repeated Elements; 12.7 Information Density; 12.8 Emphasis and Focus; Colophon;