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Thanks David. What I like to do in these cases is make a Excel Table and use a slicer to make subsets. Then make your XY diagram. Add a trendline and you can also add the R squared to quantify the strenght of relation. This works super easy to find the subsets with the strongest relation.
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Thanks David. What I like to do in these cases is make a Excel Table and use a slicer to make subsets. Then make your XY diagram. Add a trendline and you can also add the R squared to quantify the strenght of relation. This works super easy to find the subsets with the strongest relation.
A most excellent tip! Thank you for sharing.
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Great video!
Awesome! So glad you found the content useful.
Excellent course. Thanks for putting this together
You are welcome! The final video in the series will be published tomorrow morning US time.
Thank you please make a video too on Excel for making control charts. Keep creating more content!
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Thank you David, extremely practical and informative concept.
You are welcome, Pooja! So glad you found the videos useful.
@@DaveOnData I learnt a new concept of jitter, thanks for creating such useful content.
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@16:05 even 5 dimensions ;) forgot the family size
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