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In this video we will solve the setting in a case study using statistical functions in Excel.
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The first thing we will do is calculate settings overall batting average.
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So select sell it do on the formula tab click more functions most of us statistical and from the list
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select average in the number one fee we will enter the sales with Sutton's batting record.
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As you can see his batting a good start in a two and go right up to the sell a 3 in the 30 click Okay.
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Excellent displays Sutton's overall batting average in cell S2 but you'll notice that it is slightly
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lower than the batting average shown elsewhere.
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If you go to any cricket site you'll see cities betting that rate is higher than what you see in Celeste
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too.
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The difference comes from a nuance of calculating batting average in cricket.
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The formula in cell is to added all the runs scored by setting across all the innings and B why did
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it.
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By the count of all the innings he played.
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But the batting average is calculated by dividing runs scored by the number of innings minus the number
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of innings the batsman does not own.
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So only combining it with a batsman got out.
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Let us calculate the regular batting average for city select select three and this time will type a
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custom formula to calculate batting average.
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Let us add up
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the runs scored by setting across all leanings so there's some A2 through to 30.
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Calculate all the runs scored researching and let us divide it by counting the number of innings he
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played when he got out.
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So let us do the count of formula the county formula counts rows in Excel that meet the criteria that
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we specify.
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The first argument is the range the range you are looking for is column B where the mode of dismissal
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is recorded.
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So let us select the range B2 through B 330 which has all lost that is dismissal mode and now define
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that criteria.
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We want to select innings First the team was out.
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So basically we want to count rows where the mode of dismissal is not equal to not all.
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So let us write that
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another function we have got we count the rows in the same length B2 through under 330 where the cell
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value is not equal to not out close the bracket and PRESENTER And now we have set his batting average
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that you see every day.
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Well the batting average is useful.
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It also has the problem average gets skewed by extreme values.
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So if the tennis court 0 0 is scored 100 they will have enormous impact on the average.
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Also as we saw if he scored one hundred and even not out that would push up the average.
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Quite a lot.
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If you look at this batting average and compared to the runs he scored you'll clearly that on most occasions
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he did not score these many runs so it is not really a true indicator of how much runs to expect every
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time he went out the back a much better measure of that number is the median the median finds the value
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that is in the mickey of all the values given in ring.
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By definition 50 percent of the numbers will be above median and 50 percent will be below the median.
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So let's look at the median score of such an excel as a formula called median that we can use here on
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the formula stack play more functions more stories statistical and from the list select median in the
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function arguments dialog box number 1 let us and that is batting record range it is a 2 to 18 to 30
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like okay an a local place the median is called for Sachin it is thirty two.
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Let us look at the score that is scored most often the most frequent score of thirteen in a list of
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numbers the most frequently occurring number is called the mode the will use mode to calculate the most
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frequent score of such an Excel it's 5 on the formulas that like more functions more so in statistical
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and from the list select mode not a single which stands for single.
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It calculates the single number that is the most frequently occurring number in a list.
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Again in the number one box will enter Saturn's writing scores to enter the range and click ok.
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What's that is zero did you expect that zero is the score scored by setting.
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Most often he actually scored zero 15 times and that happens to be and scored.
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He got more often than any other score.
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So that's why his mode is zero.
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Let us points at its highest score in Test cricket for this will use a simple statistical function max
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type equal to Max and the range once again we enter a two through a 330.
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And there you go.
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So six has set its highest score.
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Two hundred and forty eight.
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Let us calibrate one more number.
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Number of center is scored by certain.
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While you might know it.
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Let's see how you can do that in Excel.
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The values that count.
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Function define the number of innings we set in scored more than ninety nine.
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So on the formulas that play more functions more so statistical and scroll down to find Countess in
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the function arguments box in the range feel will enter it to through a 330 and in the idea field will
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enter into them ninety nine select seven now shows the numbers of to scored by set which is fifty one
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let us calculate the standard deviation of that is performance and we will use the standard deviation
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formula in Excel will select selected on formula start more functions statistical and in the list will
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select STV dot B not P stands for population so there are two ways you can calculate standard deviation
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in Excel one is for the entire set of data and we use the formula as did the e reader before that you
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can also calculate standard deviation for a sample from the total population.
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We can sample the data and calculate the standard deviation for the sample and we use STV dot s for
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that the formula works the same way it does the number of data points that is different in the two functions
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and the number one box.
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We will enter Saturn's batting record range 2 2 8 330 okay.
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And we have set in standard deviation which is fifty point eight four which is very close to his batting
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average.
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What it means is the Russes coordinate each innings are spread wide apart.
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They're not closely packed on the mean.
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Let us use that analysis tool back in Excel to calculate summary statistics for setting to use summary
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statistics on the data that in the analysis group play data analysis from the data analysis dialog box.
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Select descriptive statistics and analysis tools list and click Okay.
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In the descriptive statistics dialog box we need to first select the range for which we need to calculate
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the descriptive statistics.
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So let us enter that as a tool through a 330 in the output options will insert the descriptive statistics
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in a new worksheet from the new worksheet box.
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Let us type.
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Summary statistics
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to the new worksheet will be titled some minister districts select the summary statistics check box
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and click Okay.
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You can see Excel has created a new worksheet and this culture does summary statistics which includes
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mean standard error of the mean median mode standard deviation and a host of other statistical values.
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