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Module 5 – Basic Data Analysis Tools

Module 5 – Basic Data Analysis Tools

In this module, you will learn how to use Excel’s built‑in tools to analyze data, create visual insights, and understand information more effectively. These tools are essential for anyone working in business, finance, marketing, project management, or any role that requires data‑driven decisions.

You will explore charts, quick analysis features, PivotTables, and basic statistics — all explained in a simple and practical way.

What You Will Learn in This Module

  • How to create basic charts (column, line, pie)
  • How to use the Quick Analysis Tool for instant insights
  • How to build your first PivotTable
  • How to sort and filter data for analysis
  • How to calculate basic statistics (AVERAGE, MEDIAN, MODE)

These skills will help you transform raw data into clear, meaningful information.

Lessons in This Module

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Lesson 5.1 – Basic Charts

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