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Mind Map of Problem Solving with Excel

Data and analytics have played a critical role by helping organizations to make better and faster decisions. Using data and analytics is not limited to only high-technology industries, but whatever industry you operate in, data and analytics can and will add value to organizations.

Nowadays, data and analytics are impacting business by enabling new products and services, disrupting existing markets and increasing efficiency. Hence, solving problems using an analytical approach makes a professional to be outstanding among others today. Also, there is increasing demand for people who can understand business problems, known as domain knowledge and then apply analytics to help the organization.

There are many complex data and analytics tools available for solving business problems. However, Excel is still the most popular tool because of its ease to use and versatility. Let it be validating data, cleansing data, building mathematical or statistical models or more advanced dashboards - Excel has been a powerful tool. Having strong Excel skills will also serve as a strong foundation for the other tools that will learn and use in the future.

Let's go through the Mind Map of Problem Solving with Excel.
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