- The Analysis Toolpak is an Excel add-in (add-in: A supplemental program that adds custom commands or custom features to Microsoft Office.) program that is available when you install Microsoft Office or Excel. To use it in Excel, however, you need to load it first.
- Excel like many of Microsoft’s other Office applications are extremely powerful tools that have many ‘hidden’ features. I stumbled on the Analysis ToolPak when I took an quantitative analysis class for my Masters program.
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Real Statistics Resource Pack: contains a variety of supplemental functions and data analysis tools not provided by Excel. These complement the standard Excel capabilities and make it easier for you to perform the statistical analyses described in the rest of this website.
Real Statistics Examples Workbooks: four Excel workbooks can be downloaded for free, which contain worksheets that implement the various tests and analyses described in the rest of this website. Two files cover univariate tests and the other two cover multivariate tests and time series analysis.
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- [Presenter] Let's look at Excel's Analysis ToolPak.This is an extensive set of statistical analysis tools.It's an add-in that you have to install.Here's a spreadsheet with some annual rainfall datathat we'll get to in a moment.But right now we'll install the ToolPak.Click on the File tab,then selection Options near the bottom of the left panel.In the dialog box, choose Add-insnear the bottom of the left panel.In the Add-ins list, pick Analysis Toolpak.
The tools included in the Analysis ToolPak enable you to analyze worksheet data by using such things as ANOVA, F-Test, rank and percentile, t-Test, and Fourier analysis. Although the Analysis ToolPak comes with EXcel 2007, it doesn’t come pre-installed.
Click the Go button at the bottom.In a dialog box, check Analysis ToolPak and click OK.Click the Data tab.In the Analysis area on the right,you should see a Data Analysis button.Click that button.The Data Analysis dialog box appears.Scroll up and downand take a look at the list of toolsthat this Data Analysis Add-in provides.
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The extent of these tools might surprise you,many of them are in fairly expensivestatistical software packages.They're available here in an Add-in.We'll use one of these tools, Descriptive Statistics.Select it from the list, then click OK.We'll use it to calculate a number of statisticsabout the rainfall data.With the Input Range box active,enter the column that holds the data,starting with the label at the top, in cell F1,to the last cell in the column, cell F23.
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Make sure the check the checkboxnext to Labels in First Row,then check the Summary statistics box.The radial button next to New Worksheet Plyis selected by default, so the resultswill appear in a new page.Click OK and here they are.We have to make the columns wider.How wide?Let's let Excel figure it out.On the Home tab, in the Cells area,click Format and select AutoFit Column Width.
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Now, we'll go into most of these statisticsthroughout the course.As you can see, it's a pretty wide ranging list.So we looked at installing a ToolPak,we looked at a list of the data analysis tools,and we worked with the Descriptive Statistics tool.