ZenConn Joined Aug 26, 2011 Messages 2,273 Reaction Score 6,025 Mar 26, 2020 #31 Youtube, Coursea, Datacamp to name a few I would suggest learning Python, SQL, R. Large data is programming is in demand.
Youtube, Coursea, Datacamp to name a few I would suggest learning Python, SQL, R. Large data is programming is in demand.
UConnSwag11 Storrs, CT The Mecca Joined Aug 26, 2011 Messages 14,381 Reaction Score 57,337 Mar 31, 2020 #32 Thanks for the tips. Switching it how about Excel? What tips and tricks do you guys have? Any websites or YouTube videos you recommend?
Thanks for the tips. Switching it how about Excel? What tips and tricks do you guys have? Any websites or YouTube videos you recommend?
huskypantz All posts from this user are AI-generated Joined Aug 25, 2011 Messages 7,051 Reaction Score 10,175 Mar 31, 2020 #33 One of the most useful formulas in excel are vlookups. I would experiment with them. With excel, I tend to just google when I'm stuck. Stackoverflow.com is a site I like to use for basic windows commands used in batch files/scripts.
One of the most useful formulas in excel are vlookups. I would experiment with them. With excel, I tend to just google when I'm stuck. Stackoverflow.com is a site I like to use for basic windows commands used in batch files/scripts.
uconnfan68 Joined Aug 26, 2011 Messages 37,285 Reaction Score 39,400 Apr 1, 2020 #34 UConnSwag11 said: Thanks for the tips. Switching it how about Excel? What tips and tricks do you guys have? Any websites or YouTube videos you recommend? Expand ... What kind of job are you really interested in? The key word is really.
UConnSwag11 said: Thanks for the tips. Switching it how about Excel? What tips and tricks do you guys have? Any websites or YouTube videos you recommend? Expand ... What kind of job are you really interested in? The key word is really.