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link to Data Analysis and Visualisation using Power BI Desktop

Data Analysis and Visualisation using Power BI Desktop

Power BI Desktop is a free version of Microsoft’s Power BI software. It is available for download and local installation on your laptop or personal computer from the website. As a business...

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Data Analysis and Visualisation using Microsoft Excel for Windows

Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet software usable in Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. You can use it to create, edit, view, share, and manage workbooks, tables, spreadsheets, and...

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Data Visualisation using Tableau Public

Tableau is an easy-to-use, open source business intelligence tool. You can use it to collect, process and create useful insights from your data. Tableau Software is among many other business...

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link to Sampling Strategies for Quantitative Research

Sampling Strategies for Quantitative Research

Quantitative research studies use random sampling techniques. These are techniques that ensure that the individuals in a population have an equal chance of being included in the sample. This is...

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Introduction to Regression Analysis

In this post, I introduce regression analysis, differentiate between dependent and independent variables, the three sums of square: sum of squares total, sum of squares regression and sum of squares...

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link to How to Design and Administer a Structured Questionnaire

How to Design and Administer a Structured Questionnaire

A structured questionnaire is a data collection tool used strictly for quantitative research studies. This article highlights important points that should be considered when designing and...

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