Re: Statistics in Excel?
- From: Tushar Mehta <tmUnderscore200310@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2006 08:01:10 -0400
If your data are organized in a tabular manner with 1 row per product, you
should be able to answer both questions with a PivotTable. For Q1 #days
would be the row field and count of product the data field.
For Q2 a cross-tab PT with the attribute of interest as the row field, the
#days as the column field and count of product as the data field.
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In article <1146037973.637181.230720@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
azspecter@xxxxxxxxx says...
I tried to do a search, but haven't found my answer. I am trying to run.
some statistics, and yes I have the Analysis tools installed.
I have a group of products that I want to do different things with. The
1st task is this:
I want to run #s and display a chart that will tell me how many days
products have sat on the shelf. Each product has the # of days it was
on the shelf- and multiple products have sat on the shelf for the same
# of days (ie- 5 products took 3 days to sell, 2 products took 120 days
to sell, etc). I want to see how many products sold for each count of
days on the shelf. The end result will display a chart so I can see
which products, on average, sat on the shelf the most often number of
days, and how many days exactly that was. Notice- this is NOT
displaying the products that took the longest to sell- it's displaying
the 'sweet spot' of the majority of the products sold on day 47 or
whatever.
Task 2-
I want to run #s to display comparison charts of various attributes.
For example- the products that took the longest to sell compared to
their individual weight. Or- which products sold the fastest compared
to their color. Or- which products sell the fastest compared to their
location in the store, etc. I think you get the idea.
It's been many years since I took statistical analysis in college, but
Im sure it'll come back to me when I start seeing the answers here. Any
help you guys can provide is EXTREMELY appreciated!
Thanks!
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