A big part of data analytics involves data cleaning. Well cleaned data is one that is free from incomplete, irrelevant, and redundant records. To remove redundancy, you need to get rid of duplicates, so that
Expressing quantities in percentage always help give a better sense of proportion. It helps us visualize the quantity better in our heads and is great for making comparisons. It’s no wonder that most common quantities
We often need to insert new columns when working with data in spreadsheets. When there are multiple columns that need to be inserted, it often helps to insert them all at once, rather than one
It’s always easier to work with data that has been organized and sorted in a particular order. They are easier to sift through and it’s easier to find data items of interest. This is why
Finding and replacing text within a large spreadsheet is a kind of art. To ensure that you spend less time sifting through irrelevant results, you should be able to make laser-sharp searches to find exactly
If you want to find the sum of values based on a condition, you most probably are aware of the SUMIF and the SUMIFS function in Google Sheets. The problem with the SUMIF function is
Visualizing data using charts and graphs can be a great way to understand your data and relationships between the variables in the data. Moreover, adding a trend line (also called the line of best fit)
Calculating the average is a common task for people working with data in Google Sheets. And when quantities in a dataset don’t carry the same amount of importance, finding simple arithmetic mean doesn’t really suffice.
Google sheets provide a suite of functions called the “IS” functions. These functions are not commonly used purely on their own but are heavily used by Google Sheets experts in combination with many other functions.
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