Data Analysis Basics
Ask good questions of data, clean it, and explain what you found.
See the courseGet comfortable with spreadsheets, from tidy tables to formulas and charts.
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Anyone who opens Excel or Google Sheets and feels lost, at work or at home.
Use one row per item and one column per detail, with clear headings.
Add, average and count numbers with SUM, AVERAGE and COUNT.
Find the rows you need without deleting anything.
Use IF to label rows, for example 'over budget' or 'fine'.
Pick the right chart and label it so anyone can read it.
Build a monthly budget sheet with a tidy table, totals, an over-budget flag and one clear chart.
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Ask good questions of data, clean it, and explain what you found.
See the courseAsk a database questions and get answers in seconds.
See the courseWrite your first small programs and automate simple tasks with Python.
See the courseThe modules and what you are checked against are the same, so everyone learns the same skills. How each lesson is explained, and the examples it uses, change for you.
No. Every course starts from the basics. If you already know some of it, an optional two-minute check lets you skip ahead.
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