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  • Patrick Koch
    Patrick Koch
    40,628 Points

    I dont get I tryed answer B and C but its not correct.

    Posted January 26, 2024 8:29pm by Patrick Koch
    Patrick Koch
    40,628 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Getting Friendly with Data

    2 Answers

  • Aaron Loften
    Aaron Loften
    12,864 Points

    The video does not mention what to do in this scenario - Median where result is represents another object.

    Posted January 15, 2024 12:40am by Aaron Loften
    Aaron Loften
    12,864 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Getting Friendly with Data

    1 Answer

  • Orian Sentner
    Orian Sentner
    256 Points

    Where to find data set?

    Posted October 27, 2022 3:37am by Orian Sentner
    Orian Sentner
    256 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Analyzing Data Spread

    2 Answers

  • Temi Folorunsho
    Temi Folorunsho
    2,849 Points

    Max, Min, Range

    Posted July 19, 2022 10:04am by Temi Folorunsho
    Temi Folorunsho
    2,849 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Summarizing Data: Maximum, Minimum, Range

    1 Answer

  • Anne Grader
    Anne Grader
    553 Points

    Why does google sheets sort the values in "2017" from min to max?

    Posted December 19, 2021 11:27pm by Anne Grader
    Anne Grader
    553 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Summarizing Data: Maximum, Minimum, Range

    2 Answers

  • nicolaspeterson
    nicolaspeterson
    8,569 Points

    Can someone explain why Ben uses absolute references?

    Posted October 21, 2021 2:12am by nicolaspeterson
    nicolaspeterson
    8,569 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Is Our Data Normal?

    1 Answer

  • Mason Burke
    Mason Burke
    329 Points

    I understand the process of setting up the stdev but it keeps coming up NONE or %0.00

    Posted June 10, 2021 10:25pm by Mason Burke
    Mason Burke
    329 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Is Our Data Normal?

    0 Answers

  • Francesco Gambardella
    Francesco Gambardella
    2,094 Points

    Cannot calculate the value min and/or max, I get 0.00.00

    Posted February 7, 2021 9:51am by Francesco Gambardella
    Francesco Gambardella
    2,094 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Summarizing Data: Maximum, Minimum, Range

    1 Answer

  • benjamind
    benjamind
    6,442 Points

    It seems that Google Sheets expects a semicolon instead of a comma as separator in the COUNTIFS function.

    Posted January 8, 2021 5:31pm by benjamind
    benjamind
    6,442 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Is Our Data Normal?

    1 Answer

  • Hayder Morsel
    Hayder Morsel
    3,055 Points

    There doesn't seem to be an 'aggregate column' option in the chart setup menu?

    Posted October 13, 2020 6:08pm by Hayder Morsel
    Hayder Morsel
    3,055 Points
    • Data Analysis
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    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Charting Our Data: Part 1

    2 Answers

  • Qui Le
    Qui Le
    11,474 Points

    Why did we receive a floating value when we use MODE function in Google Spreadsheet instead of getting a duration?

    Posted September 23, 2020 4:09am by Qui Le
    Qui Le
    11,474 Points
    • Data Analysis
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    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Summarizing Data: Mean, Median, Mode

    0 Answers

  • Asa Arnold
    Asa Arnold
    1,266 Points

    S1 vs S2 in "=MIN('2017'!S2:S26411)"

    Posted July 24, 2020 9:28am by Asa Arnold
    Asa Arnold
    1,266 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Summarizing Data: Maximum, Minimum, Range

    1 Answer

  • Nick Evershed
    Nick Evershed
    6,429 Points

    Standard deviation getting confusing

    Posted July 21, 2020 9:26am by Nick Evershed
    Nick Evershed
    6,429 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Analyzing Data Spread

    1 Answer

  • Michael Erotokritou
    Michael Erotokritou
    2,399 Points

    Second and Third standard deviation

    Posted April 29, 2020 11:36am by Michael Erotokritou
    Michael Erotokritou
    2,399 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Is Our Data Normal?

    1 Answer

  • Erlend Dybvik Indrelid
    Erlend Dybvik Indrelid
    5,843 Points

    Min function doesn't work: no output

    Posted July 12, 2019 4:05pm by Erlend Dybvik Indrelid
    Erlend Dybvik Indrelid
    5,843 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Summarizing Data: Maximum, Minimum, Range

    3 Answers

  • Rouillie Wilkerson
    Rouillie Wilkerson
    10,419 Points

    I deleted the cut and paste data and get an incorrect answer, now. How do I correct it without starting from scratch?

    Posted June 27, 2019 12:01am by Rouillie Wilkerson
    Rouillie Wilkerson
    10,419 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Is Our Data Normal?

    0 Answers

  • Rouillie Wilkerson
    Rouillie Wilkerson
    10,419 Points

    I'm getting the wrong answer of "52820"...

    Posted June 19, 2019 10:02pm by Rouillie Wilkerson
    Rouillie Wilkerson
    10,419 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Is Our Data Normal?

    1 Answer

  • Meagan Lampton
    Meagan Lampton
    524 Points

    How can I go back to review wrong answers?

    Posted April 4, 2019 7:49pm by Meagan Lampton
    Meagan Lampton
    524 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Getting Friendly with Data

    1 Answer

  • Max Erlich
    Max Erlich
    3,581 Points

    Where do these numbers come from?

    Posted March 29, 2019 5:37pm by Max Erlich
    Max Erlich
    3,581 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Analyzing Data Spread

    2 Answers

  • Michelle Rosenstock
    PLUS
    Michelle Rosenstock
    Courses Plus Student 3,256 Points

    Why answer B is wrong Quick Question 2 on Median

    Posted February 15, 2019 3:38pm by Michelle Rosenstock
    Michelle Rosenstock
    Courses Plus Student 3,256 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Getting Friendly with Data

    2 Answers

  • Tim Borrego
    Tim Borrego
    1,684 Points

    Will there be other Data Vis courses in addition to "Introduction to Data Visualization with Matplotlib"?

    Posted March 26, 2018 3:30am by Tim Borrego
    Tim Borrego
    1,684 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Visualizing Data

    2 Answers

  • Bernardo Augusto García Loaiza
    PLUS
    Bernardo Augusto García Loaiza
    Courses Plus Student 792 Points

    What is the reason to get or reference three standard deviations?

    Posted December 28, 2017 3:56am by Bernardo Augusto García Loaiza
    Bernardo Augusto García Loaiza
    Courses Plus Student 792 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Is Our Data Normal?

    3 Answers

  • Josie Nagy
    Josie Nagy
    14,992 Points

    Summarizing Data - How do I calculate the Range value?

    Posted December 21, 2017 2:55pm by Josie Nagy
    Josie Nagy
    14,992 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Summarizing Data: Mean, Median, Mode

    2 Answers

  • Noah Fields
    Noah Fields
    13,985 Points

    Why divide by 60 and then 24 instead of 1440?

    Posted December 13, 2017 8:22pm by Noah Fields
    Noah Fields
    13,985 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Charting Our Data: Part 2

    9 Answers

  • Brendan Whiting
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    Brendan Whiting
    Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,740 Points

    Standard deviation symbol is uppercase sigma?

    Posted December 8, 2017 3:39am by Brendan Whiting
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    Brendan Whiting
    Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,740 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Analyzing Data Spread

    3 Answers

  • Geo Gs
    Geo Gs
    2,785 Points

    how can i change he MODE format if im on excel i do not see the DURATION option

    Posted December 6, 2017 3:34am by Geo Gs
    Geo Gs
    2,785 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Summarizing Data: Mean, Median, Mode

    1 Answer

  • Mathias Schulenburg
    Mathias Schulenburg
    2,679 Points

    How to do this in excel?

    Posted December 4, 2017 10:45pm by Mathias Schulenburg
    Mathias Schulenburg
    2,679 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Charting Our Data: Part 1

    1 Answer

  • Lidia Matzek
    Lidia Matzek
    5,481 Points

    Why is this not working:

    Posted December 4, 2017 8:45pm by Lidia Matzek
    Lidia Matzek
    5,481 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Is Our Data Normal?

    2 Answers

  • pat barosy
    pat barosy
    6,759 Points

    Using minimum function on google sheets--data analytics

    Posted December 3, 2017 5:53pm by pat barosy
    pat barosy
    6,759 Points
    • Data Analysis
    • Data Analysis Basics
    • Getting to Know Your Data
    • Summarizing Data: Maximum, Minimum, Range

    3 Answers

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