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How to Calculate Upper and Lower Limits in Excel (2 Methods)

In this article, we will learn how to calculate upper and lower limits in Excel using 2 different methods. We will use  the sales data of ten different super shops during the…

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How to Make an Ogive Graph in Excel (with Easy Steps)

Step 1 - Creating Two Helper Columns We have a dataset of a company’s Remuneration Range and Frequency. Construct two columns named “Class Limits” and “Cumulative Frequency” on the right side of the…

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How to Make a Contingency Table in Excel (2 Easy Ways)

What Is a Contingency Table? Contingency Tables are a summary of various categorical variables. Contingency Tables are also known as Cross Tabs and Two-way Tables. Generally, a Contingency Table displays the frequency…

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How to Do Cross Tabulation in Excel (3 Suitable Examples)

Method 1 - Cross-Tabulation of Player Positions by Teams This dataset contains a list of players, their teams, and their positions. We will cross-tabulate how each position is distributed between two teams.…

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How to Create a Relative Frequency Table in Excel – 5 Steps

Relative Frequency Relative frequency is the ratio of a frequency within a specific range to the total number of frequencies. The percentage or dominance of a class range over the overall range…

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How to Make Frequency Distribution Table in Excel (4 Easy Ways)

  Method 1 - Using Pivot Table to Make Frequency Distribution Table in Excel Let's take a dataset that includes some salesman's name, product, and sales amount. We want to find out…

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How to Find Mean of Frequency Distribution in Excel (4 Easy Ways)

In Statistics, Frequency means the number of occurrences in a particular range or interval, and the Frequency Distribution displays the frequency counts. We can calculate the Mean of the Frequency Distribution in…

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How to Calculate Relative Frequency Distribution in Excel (2 Methods)

Method 1 - Using Conventional Formula to Calculate Relative Frequency Distribution We can efficiently calculate the relative frequency distribution by using simple basic formulas like the SUM function division cell referencing. Example…

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How to Calculate Cumulative Relative Frequency in Excel (4 Examples)

What Is Cumulative Relative Frequency? The relative frequency is expressed as a percentage of the overall number of data. By dividing the frequency by the whole number of items, you can determine…

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How to Make a Categorical Frequency Table in Excel (3 Easy Methods)

To make a categorical frequency table, we need a dataset to gather data from. We will be using the following sample dataset for illustration. This is a list of books- a list…

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How to Create a Grouped Frequency Distribution in Excel (3 Easy Ways)

We will use a dataset that contains information about the Marks of some students. We will create a grouped frequency distribution and show it in a chart or graph. Method 1 -…

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