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What is Data Science and How to Learn It?

What is Data Science and How to Learn It? (Longest, Simple and SEO-Friendly Hindi Blog – No Extra Space, Clean for Copy-Paste) What is data science? Data science is a field that involves collecting, cleaning, analyzing and extracting valuable information from data. The purpose of data science is to extract patterns, trends and insights from large and complex data sets that can help make informed decisions in business, research, health, marketing and other areas. In today's digital age, millions of data points are being generated every second. Data scientists are needed to understand and use them. That's why data science is considered the hottest and in-demand skill today. Key parts of data science Data Collection: Collecting data – from websites, mobile apps, social media, surveys, transactions, etc. Data Cleaning: Removing incorrect, incomplete or duplicate data to make the analysis accurate. Data Analysis: Analyzing the data to find out what it is saying. ...

Excel Automation Tips for Faster Workflow

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Microsoft Excel is a tool that is used in almost every office, company, school and government office. But many people use Excel only for basic purposes - like creating tables, adding and subtracting, or entering data. Actually, Excel is a powerful tool in which with the help of automation, you can do hours of work in just a few seconds. In this blog, we will tell you the most useful Excel automation tips that will make your workflow several times faster, smarter and easier – that too without any coding. What is Excel Automation? Automation means creating a system that performs repetitive tasks automatically. With automation in Excel, you can create reports, update data, prevent mistakes and save time in a few clicks. 1. Automate calculations with Excel formulas Excel's biggest strength is its formulas. If you use formulas like SUM, AVERAGE, IF, VLOOKUP, COUNTIF correctly, then many tasks can be done automatically. Example: =SUM(A2 :A100 ) → sum of the entire column ...

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