This article discusses basic data analysis in excel.
In order to improve your Quality Assurance you must be able to measure and then interpret that data. Data analysis in excel can help you interpret that data.
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Data Analysis is key to making business decisions about your process or product. To improve the process or product you have to measure it. Once you have the measurements, you need to quickly interpret the data.
This hour long video will show you how to present the data to management and others. Normally, management is not interested in the raw data. Business decisions are based on the summarized data or graphs of the data.
This course provides the basic tools for understanding, summarizing, creating graphs, and making future yield predictions with your collected data.
You will learn about
the types of data
basic statistics such as averages and variation
creating and interpreting histograms
normal distribution
process capability
predicting yields
the relationship between process improvement and data
pareto charts
data analysis in excel
In addition you will learn how to use Microsoft Excel to conduct the data analysis. A final spreadsheet is provided for your review.
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In the discussions below, we use MS Excel 2007 version. Earlier versions can also be used.
Click the cell where you want the average to go.
Type = in the desired cell
Click the formulas tab
Click More Functions
Click Statistical
Click Average
Highlight all the numbers that need to be averaged
Click Ok
Calculating Mode of the data set
Click the cell where you want the mode to go. Type = in the desired cell Click the formulas tab Click More Functions Click Statistical Click mode Highlight all the numbers that need to find the mode Click Ok
Calculating Median of the data set
Click the cell where you want the median to go.
Type = in the desired cell
Click the formulas tab
Click More Functions
Click Statistical
Click mode
Highlight all the numbers that need to find the median
Click Ok
Calculating the Standard Deviation of the data set
Click the cell where you want the standard deviation to go. Type = in the desired cell Click the formulas tab Click More Functions Click Statistical Click STDev Highlight all the numbers that are needed for standard deviation Click Ok
Calculating the Minimum of the data set
Type = in the desired cell
Click the formulas tab
Click More Functions
Click Statistical
Click Min
Highlight all the numbers that are needed to find the minimum
Click Ok
Calculating the Maximum of the data set
Type = in the desired cell
Click the formulas tab
Click More Functions
Click Statistical
Click Max
Highlight all the numbers that are needed to find the maximum
Click Ok
Calculating the Range of the data set
Type = in the desired cell
Click the Max cell
Type –
Click the Min Cell
Type the Enter Key
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