Quality Management 4: Histogram using Pivot Table
This is continuation of the previous article. In this article, we will see another way of creating Histogram using Pivot Table.
This is continuation of the previous article. In this article, we will see another way of creating Histogram using Pivot Table.
Histogram is used to visualize the frequency with which data occurs. This is a good way of understanding data more than just sum and average. It is a good idea
Read this article first: Frustration = Feature Guarantee! (Table Row breaking across pages). Here we saw how to ask Word to manage repeating the header automatically across pages. What I
SUM and COUNT are the most common methods of summarizing data. It is easily done in Pivot Table or any other analytical tool. What is equally important is DISTINCT COUNT.
We get data and make reports repeatedly. Often we forget to look at the same data in different ways. Due to this unbelievable amount of useful information is lost. Act
Consider a pivot table which has many fields in row as well as column area. Now, for whatever reason, you have to transpose the pivot table. Whatever is in the
Now that we know about Excel Recommended Charts, let us explore it in-depth. This is an implementation of artificial intelligence or machine learning at your fingertips. Don’t underestimate it… exploit
There are two types of charts. First type is a chart which you create to interpret data more effectively. The second type is more common. These charts are blindly created
This is the worst type of input data to get. Each row has been split into two (or sometimes more) rows. We want those to be combined into a single
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