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EX.NO:1

DATE: EXPLORE THE FEATURES OF MS-EXCEL.

AIM:

To Explore the features of Ms-Excel.

Features of MS Excel

MS Excel is used for processing the data that is in tabular form and then
performing mathematical functions on it to analyze it. This is what the Excel window
looks like (version 2007):

Excel is a tool for coordinating and performing calculations on data. It can examine
data, compute statistics, create pivot tables, and express data as a chart or graph. MS
Excel performs the following basic functions:
In MS Excel, there are rows and columns. The intersection of rows and
columns makes a cell. So each of the cells is an individual unit of data. Each
cell has a cell address which is the number of rows and alphabet of the column
it appears in. No two cells have the same address ever.

Home and Insert

The Home & Insert menu of MS Excel is similar to MS Word. Users can change
the formatting of the content from home & include pie charts, tables, and other files
related to data from the insert menu.
 Font size, font color, font styles, alignment, background color, formatting options
and styles, insertion, deletion, and editing in the cells options are also available.

One can insert images and figures, header, and footer, charts, and sparklines and
even attach graphs, equations, and symbols.

Formulas

The unique functions that MS Excel has are Formulas & Data. Users can perform
the formula on data to analyze it quickly. Users have to select the cells for that and one
cell becomes one unit of data.

So, if the user selects 10 cells and applies an average formula to them, the user will
get an average of the data output of those 10 cells.

To apply a formula to any data, the user needs to select it without any space. Then
in the function bar, the user needs to type ‘=’ and the abbreviation of the formula the user
wishes to apply.

Data

From the Data menu, the user can perform functions without changing the original
data. Users can filter, add external data from the web & sort data without changing it. For
example, the user can sort the data in alphabetical order.

Page Layout

Users can apply themes, orientation, and check the page setup through the page layout
option.

Review

Proofreading like spell check can be performed for an excel sheet in the review section
and a user can even add comments or remarks in this part.

View

Different views and layouts in which the user wants the spreadsheet to be displayed can
be selected here. Options to zoom in and out, full screen, and pane arrangement are
available under this section.

There are several features that are available in Excel to make our task more
manageable. Some of the main features are:
1. AutoFormat: It allows the excel users to use predefined table formatting option.

2. AutoSum: AutoSum feature helps us to calculate the sum of a row or column

automatically by inserting an addition formula for a range of cells.

3. List AutoFill: It automatically develops cell formatting when a new component is

added to the end of a list.

4. AutoFill: This feature allows us to quickly fill cells with a repetitive or sequential
record such as chronological dates or numbers and repeated documents.
AutoFill can also be used to copy functions. We can also alter text and
numbers with this feature.

5. AutoShapes: AutoShapes toolbar will allow us to draw some geometrical shapes,

arrows, flowchart items, stars, and more. With these shapes, we can draw our
graphs.

6. Wizard: It guides us to work effectively while we work by displaying several

helpful tips and techniques based on what we are doing. Drag and Drop
feature will help us to reposition the record and text by simply dragging the
data with the help of the mouse.

7. Charts: This feature will help you to present the data in graphical form by using
Pie, Bar, Line charts, and more.
 8. PivotTable: It flips and sums data in seconds and allows us to
execute data analysis and generating documents like periodic
financial statements, statistical documents, etc. We can also
analyze complex data relationships graphically.
9. Shortcut Menus: The shortcut menu helps users to make the
work done

RESULT:

The Explore the features of Ms-Excel is successfully.

EX.NO : 02 (i) GET THE INPUT FROM USER AND PERFORM NUMERICAL

DATE: OPERATIONS (MAX ,MIN ,AVG,SUM,SORT,ROUND)

AIM:
To get the input from user and perform numerical operations (MAX ,MIN ,AVG,
SUM,SORT,ROUND)

PROCEDURE:
Let’s consider the following data:

Step-1: Select a Sample Excel data sheet

Step-2: Perform following operations
a. Sum:
Adding Two Manual Entries

● Type A1(=)
● Type 5+5
● Hit enter

Adding Two Cells

Select a cell and type (=) Select a cell
Type (+)
Select another cell Hit enter

Adding Several Cells

Formula: =SUM (number1, [number2], [number3]……)

1. Type B1(=SUM)
 2. Double click the SUM command
3. Mark the range A1:A5
4. Hit enter

We get the output below:

 Adding Using Absolute Reference:

1. Select a cell and type (=)

2. Select the cell you want to lock, add two-dollar signs ($) before the column and
row
3. Type (+)
4. Fill a range

Step by step:

1. Type C1(=)
2. Select B1
3. Type dollar sign before column and row $B$1
4. Type (+)
5. Select A1
6. Hit enter
7. Fill the range C1:C10
 a. MAX Function
The MAX function is a premade function in Excel, which finds the
highest number in a range. It is typed =MAX
The function ignores cells with text. It will only work for cells with numbers.

How to use the =MAX function:

Select a cell Type
=MAX
Double click the
MAX command
Select a range
Hit enter

b. MIN Function
The MIN function is a premade function in Excel, which finds
the lowest number in a range. It is typed =MIN
How to use the =MIN function:
1. Select a cell
2. Type =MIN
3. Double click the MIN command
4. Select a range
5. Hit enter

C. AVERAGE Function
The AVERAGE function is a premade function in Excel, which calculates the
average (arithmetic mean).
It is typed =AVERAGE
It adds the range and divides it by the number of observations.

Note: The AVERAGE function ignores cells with text.

1. Select a cell
2. Type =AVERAGE
3. Double click the AVERAGE command
4. Select a range
5. Hit enter
6. Next, Fill
C. finding square root using SQRT Function
SQRT(number).Where number is the number or reference to the cell containing the
number for which you want to find the square root.

To calculate square root of a number in A2, use this one:=SQRT(A2)

f. ROUND Function

The ROUND Formula in Excel accepts the following parameters and arguments:

Number – The number which has to be rounded.

Num_Digits – The total number of digits to round the number to.

Formula Result Description

=ROUND (A2,2) 106.86 The number in A2 is rounded to 2 decimal places.

=ROUND (A2,1) 106.9 The number is A2 is rounded to 1 decimal place.

=ROUND (A2,0) 107 The number in A2 is rounded to the nearest

integer.
=ROUND (A2,-1) 110 The number in A2 is rounded to the nearest
multiple of 10.
=ROUND (A2-2) 100 The number in A2 is rounded to the nearest
multiple of 100.

RESULT:

The program of get the input from user and perform numerical operations (MAX
,MIN ,AVG,SUM,SORT,ROUND) is successfully.
 EX.NO:02(ii) PERFORM DATA IMPORT /EXPORT OPERATIONS FOR

DATE: DIFFERENT FILE FORMATS

AIM:

To Perform data import /export operations for different file formats.

PROCEDURE:

Step 1: Export Data

When you have data that needs to be transferred to another system, export it from
Excel in a format that can be interpreted by other programs, such as a text or CSV file.
1. Click the File tab.
2. At the left, click Export.
3. Click the Change File Type.
4. Under Other File Types, select a file type.
● Text (Tab delimited): The cell data will be separated by a tab.
● CSV (Comma delimited): The cell data will be separated by a comma.
● Formatted Text (space delimited): The cell data will be separated by a
space.
● Save as Another File Type: Select a different file type
when the Save As dialog box appears.

The file type you select will depend on what type of file is required by the program
that will consume the exported data.

Click Save As.

Sp
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wh
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want to save the file. Click Save.

A dialog box appears stating that some of the workbook features may be lost. Click Yes.
Steap 2: Import Data
Excel can import data from external data sources including other files,
databases, or web pages.
1. Click the Data tab on the Ribbon..
2. Click the Get Data button.

Some data sources may require special security access, and

the connection process can often be very complex. Enlist
the help of your organization’s technical support staff for
assistance.
3. Select From File.
4. Select From Text/CSV.
 5. Select the file you want to import.

6. Click Import.
If, while importing external data, a security notice appears saying that it is

connecting to an external source that may not be safe, click OK.

7. Verify the preview looks correct.
8. Click Load.
RESULT:

The Perform data import /export operations for different file formats is successfully.
 EX.NO:03 MEAN, MEDIAN, MODE AND STANDARD DEVIATION,

DATE: VARIANCE, SKEWNESS, KURTOSIS

AIM:
To perform statistical operations: Mean, Median, Mode and Standard deviation,
Variance, Skewness, Kurtosis

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: If you haven't already installed the Analysis ToolPak , Click the
Microsoft Officebutton, then click on the Excel Options , and then select Add-Ins ,
Click Go, check the AnalysisToolPak box, and click Ok.

Step 2: Select Data tab, then click on the Data Analysis option, then selects
Descriptive Statistics from the list and Click Ok. [Data tab >> Data Analysis >>
Descriptive Statistics]

Step 3: In the Input Range we select the data, and then select Output Range where
you want the output to be stored. If you don’t specify the output range it will throw
output in the new worksheet.
Step 4: Check Summary Statistics and Confidence Level for Mean options. By
default the confidence level is 95%. You can change the level as per the hypothesis
standard of study.
Step 5: When you click Ok, you will see the result in the selected output
range.
 OUTPUT:

RESULT:

The perform statistical operations: Mean, Median, Mode and Standard deviation,
Variance, Skewness, Kurtosis is successfully
 EX.NO:04

DATE: PERFORM Z-TEST, T-TEST & ANOVA

AIM:
To Perform Z-test, T-test & ANOVA

PROCEDURE:

Steps to perform Z TEST in Excel:

Let’s consider the below data;

Step 1: Open the Z.TEST formula in an Excel cell

Step 2: Select the array as scores, A2 to A11

Step 3: The next argument is “x.” Since we have already assumed the hypothesized
population mean is 6, apply this value to this argument
 Step 4: The last argument is optional, so close the formula to get the Z.TEST value.

Step 5: It is a one-tailed Z TEST value to get the two-tailed Z.TEST value to multiply this
value by 2
Steps to perform T TEST: (to find p-value)

Consider the below data;

Step 1: Select cell B9 and write the below formula:

=T.TEST(A2:A7,B2:B7,1,2)
Step 2: Press “Enter,” and Excel will calculate the p-value as 0.38692 in cell B9.

Steps to perform ANOVA;Let’s consider the below data:

Step 1: On the Data tab, in the Analysis group, click Data Analysis.

Step 2: Select Anova: Single Factor and click OK.

 Step 3: Click in the Input Range box and select the range A2:C10.

Step 4: Click in the Output Range box and select cell E1.
Step 5: Click OK to view the results.

OUTPUT:

RESULT:

The Perform Z-test, T-test & ANOVA is successfully.

EX.NO:05 DATA PREPROCESSING OPERATIONS ON HANDLING MISSING
DATE: DATA ,NORMALIZATION

AIM:
To Perform data preprocessing operations on handling missing data , Normalization

PROCEDURE:

Handling Missing Data

• Identify the columns with missing data.

• Decide how to handle the missing data. Some common options include:
o Deleting the rows with missing data.
o Imputing the missing values with mean, median, or mode of the column.
o Using a more sophisticated imputation method, such as
regressionimputation.
• To impute the missing values with the mean of the column, you can use
the following formula:=IF(ISBLANK(A2),AVERAGE(A:A),A2)
● OR goto XLMINER > Transform > Missing data handling and fill the missing values

Normalization

• Identify the columns that need to be normalized. Normalization is typically usedfor

numerical columns, such as height, weight, and age.
Choose a normalization method. Some common methods include:
• Min-max normalization: This method scales the data so that the smallestvalue is 0 and
the largest value is 1.
• Z-score normalization: This method scales the data so that the mean is 0and the standard
deviation is 1.
• Decimal scaling: This method scales the data so that the largest decimalplace is 2.
• Implement the chosen method. For example, to perform min-maxnormalization, you can
use the following formula:=(A2-MIN(A:A))/(MAX(A:A)-MIN(A:A))

RESULT:
The Perform data preprocessing operations on handling missing data , Normalization
is successfully.
EX.NO:06

DATE: DIMENSIONALITY REDUCTIOM OPERATION USING PCA,KPCA& SVD

AIM:
To perform dimensionality reductiom operation using PCA,KPCA & SVD

PROCEDURE:

PCA

1. Open the dataset in Excel.

2. Select the Data tab and then click the Data Analysis button.
3. In the Data Analysis dialog box, select Principal Component Analysis and then
click OK.
4. In the PCA dialog box, select the data range and then click OK.
5. The PCA output will be displayed in a new worksheet.

KPCA

1. Open the dataset in Excel.

2. Install the XLSTAT plugin for Excel.
3. Select the XLSTAT tab and then click the Data Analysis button.
4. In the Data Analysis dialog box, select Kernel Principal Component
Analysis and then click OK.
5. In the Kernel PCA dialog box, select the data range and the kernel type.
6. Click OK.
7. The KPCA output will be displayed in a new worksheet.

SVD

1. Open the dataset in Excel.

2. Select the Data tab and then click the Data Analysis button.
3. In the Data Analysis dialog box, select Singular Value Decomposition and then
click OK.
4. In the SVD dialog box, select the data range and then click OK.
5. The SVD output will be displayed in a new worksheet
OUTPUT:
RESULT:

The perform dimensionality reductiom operation using PCA,KPCA & SVD is

successfully.
EX.NO:07

DATE: PERFORM BIVARIATE AND MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS ON THE DATASET.

AIM:
To perform bivariate and multivariate analysis on the dataset.

PROCEDURE:
To perform bivariate and multivariate analysis in Excel, follow these steps:

1. Open the dataset in Excel.

2. Identify the variables that you want to analyze.
3. Choose the appropriate bivariate or multivariate analysis technique.
4. Perform the analysis using the corresponding Excel function.
5. Interpret the results of the analysis.

Bivariate Analysis

Bivariate analysis is the study of the relationship between two variables. It can be used
to identify patterns, correlations, and trends in the data.
There are a variety of bivariate analysis techniques that can be used in Excel, including:

o Scatter plots
o Correlation coefficients
o Linear regression

Multivariate Analysis

Multivariate analysis is the study of the relationship between three or more variables. It
can be used to identify patterns, correlations, and trends in the data that are not visible when
examining the variables individually. There are a variety of multivariate analysis techniques
that can be used in Excel, including:

o Principal component analysis (PCA)

o Factor analysis
o Cluster analysis
OUTPUT:

Bivariate Analysis

Multivariate Analysis

RESULT:

To perform bivariate and multivariate analysis on the dataset is successfully.

EX.NO:08

DATE: APPLY AND EXPLORE VARIOUS PLOTTING FUNCTIONS ON THE DATA SET.
AIM:
To apply and explore various plotting functions on the data set.

PROCEDURE:

Step 1: Open the Excel workbook that contains the dataset that you want to plot.

Step 2: Select the data that you want to plot.

Step 3: Click on the Insert tab and then select the type of chart or graph that you want to

create.

Step 4: In the Chart Wizard dialog box, select the options that you want for

your chart or graph.

Step 5: Click on the Finish button to create the chart or graph.

OUTPUT:

RESULT:
The apply and explore various plotting functions on the data set is successfully.
EX.NO:09

DATE: EXPLORE THE FEATURES OF POWER BI DESKTOP

AIM:
To explore the features of power BI Desktop.
PROCEDURE:

Step 1: Install Power BI Desktop.

Visit https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/

Step 2: Select Download from Microsoft Power BI Desktop

We can see the below screen after opening the Power BI Desktop.
 Step 3: Explore the features.

Get Data (Data Source)

In the Home tab, from the Get data option, we can get data from various data sources
such as Excel workbook, Text/CSV, SQL Server, Power BI datasets, Power BI dataflows,
Web, OData feed, Analysis Services, Parquet, SharePoint folder, Azure Blob Storage, Azure
Databricks, MariaDB, etc.

• We can add visuals to the report page by clicking the New visual option.

• you can create reports and dashboards using as simple or as complex visualizations as
you want to represent your data set with.

• There is also a library available for custom visualizations.

• In Power BI we can create visuals such as; Ribbon chart, Waterfall chart, Scatter chart,
Pie chart, Map, Filled map, Funnel chart, Clustered bar chart, Gauge chart, et cetera…
 Text Box

With the Text box option, we can insert a text box in the report page and set the
font type and font size for the text visual.
 In the Insert tab, from the Text box option, we can insert a text box in the report
page and set the font type and font size for the text visual.

Using the Shapes option, we can insert shapes like block arrows pointing to
different directions and basic shapes such as circles, ovals, lines, pentagons, hexagons,
etcetera…

Filters and bookmarks options

Using Filters and bookmarks options, the user can apply filters and bookmarks to the
Power BIReport.

RESULT:

The explore the features of power BI Desktop is successfully.

EX.NO:10

DATE: PREPARE AND LOAD DATA

AIM:
To Prepare and load data

PROCEDURE:

Step 1: Open Power BI Desktop:

Launch the Power BI Desktop application.

Step 2: Connect to Data Source

Click on Get data in the Home tab, then select Excel workbook, now
choose the downloaded excel file and open it.

Step 3: Select Data

In the Data Source Navigator, choose the tables or data objects you want to
import.

(Users can import data from Azure Synapse Analytics SQL, Excel,
Text/CSV, Web, Amazon RedShift, Oracle, MySQL, Snowflake, SAP
databases, Google Big Query, MariaDB, SharePoint List, etc., in Power
BI Desktop based on their requirements.)
 Step 5: Data Transformation (Optional):
If needed, use the Power Query Editor to clean and transform the data. Ex; (Shaping and
Cleaning data)
1. Right Click Sheet1 -> Rename. Rename it to Orders.
2. Right Click Order ID-> Remove Empty.
3. Right Click Order Date -> Date filters -> Between -> Filter Rows tab
select Advanced radio button -> Select 05-08-2014 in date picker
parallel to is after or equal to -> Select 11-05-2016 in date picker
parallel to is before or equal to.
4. Right Click Quantity -> Number filters -> Greater than or equal to ->
Filter Rows tab select Basic radio button -> Select 2 in drop-down
parallel is greater than or equal to -> OK
OUTPUT:
RESULT:

The program is Prepare and load data is successfully.

EX.NO:11

DATE: DEVELOP THE DATA MODEL

AIM:
To develop the data model

PROCEDURE:

Step 1: Launch PowerBI Desktop

Step 2: On the Dashboard window click File

Step 3: Then, click Options and settings -> Options -> Current File

Step 4: Next up, load the data by selecting Data Load option

Step 5: Upload the CSV files to your Power BI dashboard by clicking the “Get
data” option from thetop menu and then selecting “Text/CSV” option from
the dropdown list.

Ex; for this experiment we’ve imported the below csv file;
https://files.grouplens.org/datasets/movielens/ml-latest-small.zip

(You will see the four CSV files in the form of tables and their corresponding
columns in the Reports View as shown)
 Step 6: Finally, to display the Power BI Model, click the “Model” icon from
the left menu bar on the Reports view.

OUTPUT:

RESULT:

The program on Prepare and load data is successfully.

EX.NO:12

DATE: PERFORM DA CALCULATIONS

AIM:
To perform DA calculations

PROCEDURE:

In Power BI, DAX can be used to construct two distinct kinds of expressions and
calculations:

i. Calculated columns
ii. Calculated measures

Steps to create Calculated Columns:

Step 1: Launch Power BI desktop

Step 2: Prepare and import the data(csv file)

Step 3: In the Power BI Desktop left pane, select the Data tab
 Step 4: Next, click the New Column button

Step 5:In the Formula bar, enter “Column =” and hit enter.
Steps to create Calculated Measure:

Step 1: Launch Power BI desktop

Step 2: Go to Power BI Modeling section

Step 3: Next up, choose the “New Measure” menu item

Step 4: The words “Measure =” will appear in a Formulas window

 Step 5: You can change “Measure” to any other name for a unit of measurement

Step 6: Next, type the expression for the resultant size to the right of the equals sign.

OUTPUT:

RESULT:

To perform DA calculations is successfully.

EX.NO:13

DATE: DESIGN A REPORT A ANALYST

AIM:
To design a report a analyst

PROCEDURE:

Step 1: Lauch Power BI desktop

Step 2: Next up, impot and transform the data set

(Ex; here, we’ll be using the “Retail Analysis Sample” prepared by Microsoft
and Obvience)

Step 3: go to the “Datasets” section in your workspace and click the ‘Create report’
icon.

Step 4: Select the fields first then visualizations after

[Select “Sales” and then “Total Units This Year”]

Step 5: For Visuals, head over to the visualizations pane and click the pie chart icon

Step 6: Modifying;

✓ Enlarge your visual to the size you want (Simply click on

the visual and drag its corners)
✓ The next part is enlarging the texts — legend, detail labels, and title — of
your report.
Step 7: On the visualizations pane, go to the ‘Format’ section

Step 8: Change the format of your visuals;

[To enlarge the text, simply go through the ‘Legend’, ‘Detail labels’, and ‘Title’
and then adjust the text size]

Step 9: Save your report by clicking ‘File’ from the tab list and select ‘Save’
OUTPUT:

RESULT:

The design a report a analyst is successfully.

EX.NO:14

DATE: DASHBOARD AND PERFORM DATA ANALYSIS.

AIM:

To create a dashboard and perform data analysis.

PROCEDURE:

Step 1: Launch Power BI desktop

Step 2: Import the folder containing all CSVs into Power BI by selecting “Get Data”
option from the top ribbon, “More” from the bottom, then, select add folder and
input the path of the folder.

Step 3: Select “combine and transform” option, Click OK

 Step 4: Select “rank”, “article_link”, and an extra “123” columns and right-
click to get display the option to remove the columns.

Step 5: Right-click on the column name, select “Replace values” and input
“.csv” in value to find and leave replacement value.

Step 6: Click close and apply to get the transformed data into the report.

Step 7: Creating visualizations for Data Analysis;

Adding Numeric Cards: For our case, we will add Total views, Authors, and
Article count cards. To add a card, simply drag it from the visualization pane on the
 right.Then, right-click on the data source, select the new measure option, and
input the format/formula for the same.

Step 8: Pick any non-null column from the data. and drag the measures into individual
cards.

Step 9: Plot the views of the article by the date of publishing.

Step 9: Adding Word Cloud;

click on three dots, select “Get more visuals” and in the marketplace, search for the
word cloud. You will see an official Microsoft visual. Click get it now to install.
 Then, Drag the articles categories column into the word cloud category option to
generate word cloud.

Step 10: Adding Creator Club Pie Chart;

Drag the pie chart visual on the report

Next up, select the username (distinct) as values and creator club status as a
legend.
 Step 11: Adding Slicers to sort the data;

For our dataset, we will add two slicers: One for the blogathon editions or the data
source and the second one for the usernames column or the authors.

OUTPUT:
RESULT:

The create a dashboard and perform data analysis is successfully.

EX.NO:15

DATE: PREENTATION OF A CASE STUDY

AIM:

To presentation of a case study

PROEDURE:

Step 1: Data Collection

Begin by collecting the Apple stock price dataset from Kaggle or any other reliable
source. Ensure that the dataset includes relevant information such as date, open price, close
price, high price, low price, and volume.

Step 2: Data Cleaning and Transformation

Import the dataset into Power BI and perform data cleaning and transformation. This
may include handling missing data, removing duplicates, and converting data types.
 Step 3: Data Exploration

Create visualizations to explore the dataset. Common visualizations for stock data
analysis include line charts to visualize stock price trends over time, bar charts for trading
volume, and candlestick charts to show open, close, high, and low prices.

Step 4: Stock Price Trends

Use Power BI to analyze and present trends in Apple's stock prices. You can create line
charts to illustrate daily, weekly, or monthly price trends. Identify key events or periods that
affected the stock price and add annotations to your visualizations to explain them.
 Step 5: Dashboard Creation

Create a user-friendly dashboard in Power BI that includes all your visualizations, key
insights, and explanations. Design the dashboard to tell a compelling story about Apple's stock
price performance.
RESULT:

The presentation of a case study is successfully.