What are your favorite data analysis hacks?
Julien Ergan
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Debajit Sarkar@dsarkar
Using pivot tables in Excel.
I use pivot tables to summarize and analyze large amounts of data in Excel. Pivot tables helps in creating interactive reports, filter and sort data, calculate totals and averages, and more.
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Following. The sad reality is that most of the deep questions asked here do not get answered. @julienergan
SprintsQ
Master regex to extract, manipulate, and validate text patterns in your data.
Data analysis is such a fascinating space with so many tricks up its sleeve! One of my favorites is automating repetitive data cleaning tasks to save time. But, here's the kicker: Imagine having an AI assistant that not only helps with analysis but learns your preferences over time.
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Data analysis is all about using the right tools. For simple tasks I use Excel and for complex tasks I use Python alongside Pandas in order to manage and analyze complex data.
Zixflow
This might sound dramatic but i have followed this for the longest time ; pay close attention, visualise clearly, and let patterns to create their own symphony.
Set a question before diving in data!