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An Introduction to Statistics using Microsoft Excel

Dan Remenyi
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Pages
230
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
ACPIL

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In this second edition of An Introduction to Statistics using Microsoft Excel the authors have, introduced the concept of thinking statistically, which offers a further set of insights relating to how the wider application of ideas concerning variation, which underpins statistics, may be used more generally. Thinking statistically is not a question of mastering a statistical technique, but rather of acquiring a mindset, which does not accept the obvious and seeks to understand what is actually going on in real life situations.
An Introduction ot Statistics using Microsfot Excel discusses the use of statistics in a research context. We chose this approach because we believe that research examples clearly demonstrate the wide statistical facilities and functions within Excel. This is an unusual statistics book in that it contains very few formulae. So don't look for the formula for the standard deviation or the median for the normal distribution. These are not in this book. There are only a handful of the basic formulae required to effectively, use statistics and all readers will be able to handle these.

Related Subjects

  • Statistics (Business & Economics)
  • Business & Economics
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Statistics (Education)
  • Education

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Dan RemenyiAuthor
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