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Microsoft Excel 2010 : Building More Powerful Worksheets - Using Data Analysis Tools & Using the Euro Conversion

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Using Data Analysis Tools

Excel provides a collection of statistical functions and macros to analyze data in the Analysis ToolPak. The Analysis Toolpak is an add-in program, which may need to be loaded using the Add-In pane in Excel Options. The tools can be used for a variety of scientific and engineering purposes and for general statistical analysis. You provide the data, and the tools use the appropriate functions to determine the result. To effectively use these tools, you need to be familiar with the area of statistics or engineering for which you want to develop an analysis. You can view a list of all the tools in the Data Analysis dialog box. For additional information about each tool, see the online Help.

Use Data Analysis Tools

Click the Data tab.

Click the Data Analysis button. If not available, load the add-in.

Click the analysis tool you want to use.

To get help about each tool, click Help.

Click OK.

Select or enter the input range (a single row or column). You can use the Collapse Dialog button to select a range and the Expand Dialog button to return.

Select or enter the output range. You can use the Collapse Dialog button to select a range and the Expand Dialog button to return.

Specify any additional toolspecific options you want.

Click OK.


Using the Euro Conversion

The Euro Conversion Wizard helps you convert data from one european currency to another. Excel provides this feature as an add-in program, which may need to be loaded using the Add-In pane in Excel Options. The wizard guides you through the process to convert specified data from one european currency to another. All you need to do is specify the source and destination range, currency conversion from and to, and an output format.

Use the Euro Conversion

Click the Formulas tab.

Select the data you want to convert.

Click the Euro Conversion button.

Specify a source and destination range for the conversion.

You can use the Collapse Dialog button to select a range and the Expand Dialog button to return.

Click the From list arrow, select a From currency, click the To list arrow, and then select a To currency.

Click the Output format list arrow, and then select an output format.

Click OK.

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