35 shortcuts & tricks to make you an #AWESOME Data Analyst
Analyst’s life is busy. We have to gather data, clean it up, analyze it, dig the stories buried in it, present them, convince our bosses about the truth, gather more evidence, run tests, simulations or scenarios, share more insights, grab a cup of coffee and start all over again with a different problem.
So today let me share with you 35 shortcuts, productivity hacks and tricks to help you be even more awesome.
Who went to both USA & UK? [Excel Challenge]
How about a fun Excel challenge? I have data in below format in the table named trips I want to know which employees visited both USA & UK? How would you solve this problem? Post your solutions in the comments. Need sample data & my solution? Click here to download the file. Want more challenges […]
6 Essential TEXT functions in Excel with 6 Everyday Examples
Excel text functions are essential for cleaning up data, extracting parts or combining results. Learn the most important functions and their usage in this article.
10 Advanced IF formula tricks you must know
IF is the most used Excel function out there. Here are 10 advanced IF tricks to take your formulas to next-level ?
9 Box grid for talent mapping – HR for Excel – Template & Explanation
9 box grid is a popular method for talent mapping. Download this free excel template for tracking and visualizing your employee performance & potential data.
In this article, I explain about powerful excel features like FILTER(), SORT() and CONCATENATEX() to create a similar 9 box talent map grid for your data.
Top 10 Excel formulas for IT people
Are you in IT & use Excel often? This article explains top 10 formulas for IT professionals. Useful for project managers, IT analysts, Testing people and BAs.
We cover a 10 practical situations and explore various Excel formulas to solve them. Example workbook provides more details too.
Excel TEXTJOIN Function – What is it, how to use it & 3 advanced examples
Use TEXTJOIN function to combine text values with optional delimiter. It is better than CONCATENATE because you can pass a range instead of individual cells and you can ignore empty cells too. Here is a sample use of TEXTJOIN Excel function.