Abhishek Kashyap DAET Lab File
Abhishek Kashyap DAET Lab File
P, India
Lab Report
(BCS01T1001)
B.Tech. (First Sem.2022-2023)
1) Sorting
Is the process of putting data in a logical order so
that you may better evaluate it. In MS Excel, sorting data rearranges
the rows based on the contents of a specific column. It may be required
to sort a table to put names in alphabetical or alternatively, you might
arrange data by Amount from smallest to greatest/from largest to
smallest.
6. A new dialog box will pop up, You can see the heading name for
Column C is the name & we can choose the options from the
drop-down list for the order of sorting & on what base you want
to sort.}
You can sort on basis of:
Cell Color – sorting by Color of the Cell
Values – sorting the data numerically or Alphabetically
Font Color – sorting by Font color
Cell Icon – sorting by Cell Icon.
We are choosing sort by value as we want to sort alphabetically.
Sorting order can be:
A to Z – Ascending
Z to A – Descending
Custom – according to user need
As we want ascending order, we are choosing A to Z.
7. Click on OK.
You will see the column C data (& according to all cells data) is
now arranged in ascending order.
Click on ok
Gv
2) Filtering
Function allows you to filter a range of data based on criteria
you define.
2. Filter option in Home tab: Select a cell from the record. Under the
Home tab, there’s an option visible as ‘Sort & Filter’. From the
drop-down list select ‘Filter’.
Conditional formatting
is a feature in Excel that allows you to
format/highlight few particular cells that meet the condition specified
or selected by you. You can find it in the home tab under the Styles
group.
9. Enter the value for which you need greater value, under the
“Format cells that are GREATER THAN”, i.e. 70.
10. Click OK.
Experiment :- 3
Pivot Table
is a tool in Microsoft Excel that allows
you to quickly summarize huge datasets (with a
few clicks).
1. Create a Data
The COUNT function counts the number of cells that contain numbers,
and counts numbers within the list of arguments.
SYNTAX: =COUNT(value1:value2…)
Example:
2. COUNTIF
It can be used to count cells that contain date, numbers, and text.
SYNTAX: =COUNTIF(range,criteria)
Example:
3. Min():
Histogram
Is one of the most common data analysis tools in
the business world. It is a graphical representation of data that
clubs all the data that fall under specific regions.
1. the first step is to set up your table. For this, I’m taking a table
that shows the students’ names and the marks they obtained in
their exams.
2. Now, we need to set up the Ranges for our marks. This will
help us to choose the range for our histogram chart.
3. Let us create the chart now. First, select the Bins and the
Frequencies columns. Then go to the Insert section and select
the Clustered Column from the Column dropdown under the
Charts sub-sections.
4. The final result will look something like this
Pie Chart :
Is a pictorial representation of data. It is
generally used to show the composition of an individual item.
Categorical data is best represented using a pie chart as it
makes each slice represent a different category.
Steps to Create a Pie Chart in Excel
1. Open the MS Excel in your system.
5. 2D chart
Experiment:- 7
Exponential Function
The exponential Excel function is also
known as the EXP function in Excel, which is used to calculate the
exponent raised to the power of any provided number.
SYNTAX =EXP(value)
Experiment:- 8
Coorelation function
Is a function that gives the statistical
correlation between random variables, contingent on the spatial or
temporal distance between those variables.
Syntax
= CORREL(array1, array2)
5. Select the Input Y Range as the number of masks sold and Input
X Range as COVID cases. Check the residuals and click OK.
6. You will get the following output: