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Excel: Using Data to Make Better Decisions

Excel: Using Data to Make Better Decisions

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March 29, 2019

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Today class focused on the creation and use of an Excel Spreadsheet for the collection and segmentation (organization) of data

to facilitate (help) our analysis of the data and the ultimate decision which comes from our analysis.

Ms Pam Avarista, a Hope High School Computer Science teacher, introduced the fundamentals of Excel and its application for the Life Skills student’ “Neighborhood Analysis” activity.

Ms Avarista begins today’s class on the fundamentals for creating an Excel Spreadsheet.

Students reviewing their data, segmenting and rating it in Excel, before their analysis of the data and ultimate decision.

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