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All Blog Posts Tagged 'Excel' (12)

Finance Analysis by Empowering Spreadsheet with SQL Ability

The spreadsheet can implement the visualized calculation to some extent, and the nontechnical people can perform some rather complex calculations without having to learn the SQL. However, as the core of SQL, the relational query is unable to be implemented through spreadsheet, which adds complexity to the apparently simple problems of multi-table join.



For example, the Finance department needs to calculate the salary, and the…

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Added by Jim King on April 23, 2013 at 7:29pm — 2 Comments

How Well Do You Know Spreadsheets?

Spreadsheets are one of the most popular software for data manipulation. They are widely used and welcomed by business users with their superior advantages on the flexibility for data processing and presenting as well as reporting functions. Especially, spreadsheets are easy to use and can visualize data computing and analysis, which greatly increase convenience and…
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Added by Jessica Qiu on April 9, 2013 at 12:09am — No Comments

A Strong Helper Is Available When Excel Sucks

For many years until today, MS Excel is the most popular spreadsheet software in the world. It’s undeniable that Excel is a very powerful spreadsheet in almost every aspect. With intuitive interface, outstanding computation ability and excellent chart tools, Excel is liked by many people and used in all industries, enterprises in any size and any workspace environment. What a flexible and powerful tool! When it comes to complex computing tasks which are difficult to conduct with common…
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Added by Jessica Qiu on March 19, 2013 at 9:24pm — No Comments

Get a Standalone Alternative for Excel at $0

A standalone alternative for Excel on complex data computing, esCalc, will be offered for free to participants who write reviews or share their application cases (The application cases could be the usage of esCalc in a task or a function introduction of esCalc.), according to the announcement of Raqsoft. This campaign starts from March 6, 2013 and will end at May 6, 2013.



Participants will get various licenses of esCalc through different forms of participation, showing as…

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Added by Jessica Qiu on March 4, 2013 at 11:53pm — 4 Comments

Truth behind Ticket Purchasing Rush: Statistical Analysis Works

Getting train tickets is always very difficult during holiday, especially in Spring Festival, the most important Chinese holiday for family reunions. The transport peak spans from Jan. 26, 2013 to March 6. During this period, buying tickets at railway station or from the official website of MOR (China’s Ministry of Railways) or through phones seem to become an extravagant expectation. What are the reasons? How to take effective measures?…



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Added by Jessica Qiu on February 21, 2013 at 1:51am — 1 Comment

What Makes Self-service Statistical Computing Tools So Important?

Worldwide IT spending will continue to grow in 2013 according to Forrester research and self-service computing and analytics is one driver for the growth. Self-service statistical computing tools are also a top trend of business intelligence in 2013 based on some predictions. Data from various aspects show that self-service statistical computing and analytics tools are in growing need. Even some big companies shifted their…
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Added by Jessica Qiu on January 22, 2013 at 8:04pm — No Comments

Data analysis Brings Different Sales Promotion in Festivals

Christmas just passed, New Year is on the way again. One special offer for New Year comes after another. Nowadays, festivals seem to become the best excuse for all kinds of products promotion. Sales promotion in festivals also turns out to be the golden chance for emptying inventory and almost all brands are crowded on the road of promotion. But it’s getting harder and harder for suppliers to attract customers’ eye balls. In this case, what…
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Added by Jessica Qiu on December 25, 2012 at 9:38pm — No Comments

2012 End of the World: Is This Prediction Based on Correct Analysis?

People like to predict what will happen in future especially in 2012. Nostradamus brought about massive destruction and mayhem thought there was comet in 2012. Even Mayans stopped their calendar on December 21st, 2012. If it’s true, human only has less than a week to live. But do you really convinced by this dire prediction? Is this prediction based on correct analysis? Some people who believe that because they are depressed at some bad phenomenon such war, natural disaster, resource…

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Added by Jessica Qiu on December 19, 2012 at 1:43am — 1 Comment

Various Data Environments Support of esProc Makes Statistical Computing more Flexible

Enterprises always have various data sources, for instance, CRM system may use SQL Server, sales reports adopt Excel, ERP applies Oracle database. When it comes to actual business analysis, enterprises usually need to conduct interactive computation, including filter, group, etc among various data environments. But data Interaction between multiple data sources are not easy to realize with some traditional statistical computing tools. In order to solve such kind of problems, esProc which…

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Added by Jessica Qiu on November 7, 2012 at 11:21pm — No Comments

Creative Spreadsheet Software for Data Processing in Development

In the actual business, data analysis and statistical computation as well as report preparation are required no matter for the management of inventory and human resources, or calculation of customer information and sales data. In this case, a tool which can handle different datasource like text, spreadsheet, database, etc. is needed in urgent. However, most of statistical computation software needs modeling before computation and analysis which reduces flexibility to meet analysts'…

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Added by Jessica Qiu on October 30, 2012 at 3:39am — 1 Comment

Realize the utmost value of Excel for Users

Excel® is the most widely-used spreadsheet tool. The nontechnical persons like to use it for computation and analysis. But they usually find the formulas and functions available in Excel® are rather poor and the VBA® is just double Dutch to them for further analysis. Thus, a huge volume of data with valuable information has been wasted in vain.

Hereby introduce a better solution to realize the utmost value of Excel® by taking the esProc advantages of powerful computation ability,…

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Added by Daisy Ding on July 8, 2012 at 11:30pm — 4 Comments

Inference for R version 3.5: Inference in PowerPoint Makes its Debut

I am happy to announce the release of Inference for R version 3.5. This is a significant release for Inference that includes several major features requested by users:



• Inference in PowerPoint: Embed and run R code in PowerPoint presentations just as you can in Word and Excel.



• Run-in-Place: Execute R code inside of an Excel, Word, or PowerPoint document and see the code results immediately in the same document – “preview” how your document will execute without having to… Continue

Added by Ben Hinchliffe on June 18, 2009 at 2:55pm — No Comments

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