Microsoft Excel

If you have any data in a PDF file, like your bank statement or other financials, that you want to import to an Excel file, you don’t need to look for any third-party apps. You can use the PDF data connector, an in-built tool in Microsoft Excel.

You can easily import tables and/or data stored in a PDF file to an excel sheet using this feature. Moreover, you can also edit the data before importing it to excel using the Power Query Editor which is also a part of this tool. The tool is only available for Microsoft

If you have used SUMIF and COUNTIF in Excel, then another statistical categorical function that is important and useful to learn is the AVERAGEIF. Excel’s AVERAGEIF function calculates the average of the given values or numbers in a range of cells if the given values meet the criteria you specified.

Similar to SUMIF and COUNTIF, AVERAGEIF also has two versions of itself: AVERAGEIF and AVERAGEIFS. One is for handling single criteria and the other (AVERAGEIFS) is for handling more than one set of criteria. AVERAGEIF function is used for data analysis to calculate the mean of the given values

Quick Analysis Tool is one of the most useful tools in Microsoft Excel that allows you to instantly analyze your data and convert it into charts, tables, summaries, and sparklines as well as apply conditional formatting to your data.

Quick Analysis Tools saves you the trouble and time of searching through different tabs and command groups to access various analysis options. It makes it easier to quickly analyze the data set of any size and visualize it with the click of a button. In addition to that, the tool also suggests visualization methods that best fit your data, which

In statistics, Standard Deviation is used to find how far each value in a data set varies from the mean or average value. This helps us understand how closely each number is clustered around the mean.

There are several types of professionals who use standard deviation as a fundamental risk measure, such as Insurance analysts, portfolio managers, Statisticians, Market researchers, Real estate agents, stock investors, etc.

However, calculating Standard Deviation in Excel can be a daunting process for those who are new to Excel or aren’t familiar with it. That is why, in this article, we are going to