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How to Do DATA ANALYSIS with Excel for Beginners [Big Class] Excel Courses https://cursos.ninjadoexcel.com.br Complete Excel Course https://ninjadoexcel.com.br/curso-de-... Performing data analysis can be simple or complex. It is necessary to have some knowledge about the concepts behind this “science”, but it is also important to use a tool that facilitates data analysis. Currently, there are several tools on the market, but two of them stand out for their powerful ability to perform this type of work. These tools are: the very powerful Power BI and the well-known and powerful Microsoft Excel. Yes, my dears, Microsoft Excel is an incredible tool for data analysis. Therefore, it is worth investing time to learn about the features of this tool. In this video, I will show you how you can analyze data and check whether or not a certain product is achieving the satisfaction desired by the company. We will do this through some Excel functions, along with conditional formatting, so that you can quickly get an idea of whether or not the satisfaction of this product is being achieved. INDEX: 00:01 – Introduction to the Excel Class 02:10 – Sum in Excel and Percentage in Excel 03:30 – SUMIF function in Excel 04:38 – Complete Excel Course 05:16 – Comparing multiple numbers 06:25 – Conditional formatting color scale How to Do DATA ANALYSIS with Excel for Beginners [Big Class] Link to this class: • How to Do DATA ANALYSIS with Excel... ----------------------- Check out our Blog in Spanish: NINJA DEL EXCEL https://www.ninjadelexcel.com/ ----------------------- EXCEL COURSES If you want to learn Excel directly with me, access the link and see the available courses. LIMITED SPOTS. www.ninjadoexcel.com.br/cursos ----------------------- MY CONTACTS ▶ www.ninjadoexcel.com.br ▶ Study Group on Facebook: https://www.fb.com/groups/ninjadoexce... ▶ Facebook: http://www.fb.com/ninjadoexcel ▶ / edsoncavalcantejunior ▶ Email: [email protected] ▶ WhatsApp: +55 (11) 91307-0303 #DataAnalysiswithExcel #MicrosoftExcel #ExcelClass #Excel