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Excel Tutorial for Statistics

Step-by-Step Tutorial: Finding Predicted and Residual Values in Linear Regression with Excel

By Kanda Data / Date Apr 03.2023

In linear regression analysis, residual values play an important role in supporting the main analysis. Residual values are the difference between actual values and predicted values. In the assumption testing of linear regression using the OLS method, residual values are needed for the testing of assumptions.

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Research Methodology

Sampling Methods and Statistical Analysis in Survey Research

By Kanda Data / Date Mar 31.2023

In conducting research, the primary objective is to analyze a phenomenon and find effective solutions to problems. The process of research involves collecting facts, evidence or results to develop, test or enhance knowledge about natural and social phenomena. Research plays a significant role in advancing science, and it is essential that research findings are made accessible to all.

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Multiple Linear Regression

How to Interpret Negative Coefficient Estimations in Linear Regression?

By Kanda Data / Date Mar 28.2023

The ordinary least squares (OLS) method is commonly employed in linear regression analysis to establish the relationship between the independent and dependent variables. Despite its numerous advantages, researchers must meet certain requirements to use this method.

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Simple Linear Regression

How to Perform Linear Regression using Data Analysis in Excel

By Kanda Data / Date Mar 23.2023

Researchers have widely used linear regression analysis to analyze the effect of a variable on other variables. Linear regression analysis consists of the dependent variable and the independent variable. The difference between the two is that the dependent variable is the affected variable, while the independent variable is the influencing variable.

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Excel Tutorial for Statistics

How to use data analysis for sampling in Excel

By Kanda Data / Date Mar 22.2023

In research activities, researchers can take samples from the observed population. The purpose of sampling is motivated by time and cost limitations if observations are made on the entire population.

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Statistics

How to use data transformation to address issues with non-normally distributed data

By Kanda Data / Date Mar 19.2023

Some quantitative analyzes of parametric statistics require the assumption of normally distributed data. For example, when researchers want to test differences in paired samples using the t-test, researchers need to test the normality of the data.

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Statistics

How to Determine T-table and F-table in the linear regression analysis using Excel

By Kanda Data / Date Mar 12.2023

Statistical hypothesis testing is an important stage in research activities. Based on the data that has been collected according to the research method used, the next researcher analyzes the data.

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Excel Tutorial for Statistics

How to Enable Data Analysis Button for t-test in Excel

By Kanda Data / Date Mar 04.2023

Currently, there are many tools available that researchers can use to help analyze research data. Most researchers are more familiar with using excel in manual calculations in data analysis.

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