精通Excel数据分析：第2版精华指南

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"Excel 数据分析实战指南：第二版" 本书《Excel 数据分析实战指南》是 Stephen L. Nelson 所著的第二版，旨在帮助读者掌握 Excel 在数据分析中的应用技巧。作者同时也是《QuickBooks For Dummies》一书的作者，因此在财务和统计分析方面有深厚的专业知识。本书主要涵盖以下关键知识点： 1. **数据导航与分析**：学习如何高效地在大量数据中浏览和操作，理解数据结构和组织方式，以及如何快速找到所需信息。 2. **与外部数据库交互**：了解如何连接和集成外部数据源，如 SQL Server、Access 或其他数据文件，以便在 Excel 中进行更复杂的数据整合和分析。 3. **使用透视表（PivotTables）和透视图（PivotCharts）**：掌握透视表的创建和配置，用以汇总、分析和展示大量数据。同时，通过透视图对数据进行视觉化分析，以直观理解数据模式和趋势。 4. **统计和金融函数**：学习使用 Excel 内置的统计和金融函数，如 COUNTIFS、AVERAGEIFS、VLOOKUP、SUMPRODUCT、RAND、IRR 和 NPV 等，进行复杂的数据计算和预测。 5. **利用 Excel 2013 的新功能**：探索 Excel 2013 版本的新特性和改进，例如条件格式、Power Query、Power Pivot 和 Power View，提升数据分析效率和深度。 6. **实践应用**：通过实例和案例研究，读者可以学习到如何将上述技能应用于实际工作场景，解决实际问题，提升数据分析能力。此外，读者还可以访问 Dummies.com 获取更多资源，包括免费的速查表、检查清单、图表、常见指令和其他有用资料。网站提供了视频教程、图文并茂的文章、逐步指导，以及每月的抽奖活动，奖品可能涉及各种主题，如数字摄影、个人理财、健康与健身、电脑技术、移动设备等。通过这本书，无论是初学者还是有一定经验的用户，都能深入理解 Excel 的数据分析功能，并学会如何使用这些工具做出明智的业务决策。Dummies.com 提供的在线资源进一步强化了学习体验，确保读者能够在日常工作中更好地运用所学知识。

Excel Data Analysis For Dummies, 2nd Edition

bold-faced description of what the step entails. Underneath that bold-faced

step description, I provide detailed information about what happens after

you perform that action. Sometimes I also offer help with the mechanics of

the step, like this:

1. Press Enter.

Find the key that’s labeled Enter. Extend your index finger so that it rests

ever so gently on the Enter key. Then, in one sure, fluid motion, press

the key by using your index finger. Then release the key.

Okay, that’s kind of an extreme example. I never actually go into that much

detail. My editor won’t let me. But you get the idea. If you know how to press

Enter, you can just do that and not read further. If you need help—say with

the finger-depression part or the finding-the-right-key part—you can read

the nitty-gritty details.

You can also skip the paragraphs flagged with the Technical Stuff icon. These

icons flag information that’s sort of tangential, sort of esoteric, or sort of

questionable in value...at least for the average reader. If you’re really inter-

ested in digging into the meat of the subject being discussed, go ahead and

read ’em. If you’re really just trying to get through your work so that you can

get home and watch TV with your kids, skip ’em.

I might as well also say that you don’t have to read the information provided

in the paragraphs marked with a Tip icon, either. I assume that you want to

know an easier way to do something. But if you like to do things the hard way

because that improves your character and makes you tougher, go ahead and

skip the Tip icons.

What You Shouldn’t Ignore (Unless

You’re a Masochist)

By the way, don’t skip the Warning icons. They’re the text flagged with a

picture of a 19th century bomb. They describe some things that you really

shouldn’t do.

Out of respect for you, I don’t put stuff in these paragraphs such as, “Don’t

smoke.” I figure that you’re an adult. You get to make your own lifestyle

decisions.

I reserve these warnings for more urgent and immediate dangers—things

that you can but shouldn’t do. For example: “Don’t smoke while filling your

car with gasoline.”

Excel Data Analysis For Dummies, 2nd Edition

I don’t think that these tools are going to be of interest to most readers of this

book. But if you already know how to do all the basic stuff and you have some

good statistical and quantitative methods, training, or experience, you ought

to peruse these chapters. Some really useful whistles and bells are available to

advanced users of Excel. And it would be a shame if you didn’t at least know

what they are and the basic steps that you need to take to use them.

Part IV: The Part ofTens

In my mind, perhaps the most clever element that Dan Gookin, the author of

the original and first For Dummies book, DOS For Dummies, came up with is

the part with chapters that just list information in David Letterman-ish fashion.

These chapters let us authors list useful tidbits, tips, and factoids for you.

Excel Data Analysis For Dummies, Second Edition includes three such chap-

ters. In the first, I provide some basic facts most everybody should know

about statistics and statistical analysis. In the second, I suggest ten tips for

successfully and effectively analyzing data in Excel. Finally, in the third chap-

ter, I try to make some useful suggestions about how you can visually analyze

information and visually present data analysis results.

The Part of Tens chapters aren’t technical. They aren’t complicated. They’re

very basic. You should be able to skim the information provided in these

chapters and come away with at least a few nuggets of useful information.

The appendix contains a handy glossary of terms you should understand

when working with data in general and Excel specifically. From kurtosis to his-

tograms, these sometimes baffling terms are defined here.

Icons Used inThis Book

Like other For Dummies books, this book uses icons, or little margin pictures,

to flag things that don’t quite fit into the flow of the chapter discussion. Here

are the icons that I use:

Technical Stuff: This icon points out some dirty technical details that you

might want to skip.

Tip: This icon points out a shortcut to make your life easier or more fulfilling.

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