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Solution: Calculate correlations between columns of data - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Learning Excel: Data Analysis
Solution: Calculate correlations between columns of data
(upbeat music) - [Instructor] I hope you've had a chance to work with the problem presented in this workbook. I'd like to now show you how I would solve it. And again, my sample file is Chapter_5_Challenge and you can find it in the chapter 5 folder of the exercise files collection. The first task is to go to cell F 2 and calculate the co-variance between the values and the customers and sales columns. So in F 2 I'll type in equal sign and I will start typing covar and because you can never be sure that you have all of your data, I'm going to use COVARIANCE.S which assumes that we have a sample, so I'll highlight that, press tab, and now I need to identify the two arrays. The first one is customers and those values are in A 2 through A 12 then a comma and then sales, which are in column B. So B 2 to B 12 I've selected there, right parenthesis and enter, and we get a covariance of 4023.16. How you interpret that…
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Visualize what covariance means2m 34s
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Calculate covariance between two columns of data5m 12s
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Calculate covariance among multiple pairs of columns4m 32s
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Visualize what correlation means4m 36s
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Calculate the correlation between two columns of data2m 43s
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Calculate correlation among multiple pairs of columns4m 58s
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Challenge: Calculate correlations between columns of data1m 11s
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Solution: Calculate correlations between columns of data5m 48s
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