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Read the Chapter Introduction and Case Scenario on Page 79. This will help you understand what you are doing and why.
You will LEARN what to do by first making sure you understand the business situation and then following the steps outlined Level 1: Using Statistical Functions to Compare Data Values starting on page 80 of the textbook
Finally, show that you can APPLY what you have learned by writing a short essay on explaining what you have learned in level 1 (from a BUSINESS point of view). Include a discussion (with an example) of how what you learned can be applied to a real-world business, professional, or personal situation.
Next we will repeat the same procedure for Level 2: Organizing and Evaluating Different Data Groupings.
LEARN: starting on page 102. you should make sure you understand the business application of the exercise and then work through the examples..
Finally, show that you can APPLY what you have learned by writing a short essay on explaining what you have learned in level 2 (from a BUSINESS point of view). Include a discussion (with an example) of how what you learned can be applied to a real-world business, professional, or personal situation.
Required Textbook: Succeeding in Business with Microsoft Excel 2013 by Gross, Akaiwa and Nordquist
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