esProc Desktopforesproc-desktop.hashnode.dev·Nov 29, 2024#107 — Sorting of Simple MembersProblem description & analysis: Here below is a data table: Task: We want to sort the values in ascending and descending orders. Solution: Use SPL XLL and enter the following formulas respectively. Sort in ascending order: =spl("=?.sort()",A1:A10)...Discuss·10 likesexcel
vereigen mediaforContent Syndicationvereigenmedia.hashnode.dev·Nov 28, 2024Optimizing Demand Generation Funnel: From Acquisition to Conversion“Learn what converts prospects into paying customers in demand gen operation, and what measures one should take to retain the customer.” Converting prospects into paying customers has never been more critical. To achieve this, companies rely on deman...DiscussOptimizing Demand Generation
esProc Desktopforesproc-desktop.hashnode.dev·Nov 28, 2024#106 — Delete Data that Can be PairedProblem description & analysis: Here below is a data table: Task: Delete the rows that have the same data in the fields of ID, Name and Item, and whose positive and negative values in Value field can be completely offset. Solution: Use SPL XLL and e...Discuss·10 likesexcel
esProc Desktopforesproc-desktop.hashnode.dev·Nov 27, 2024#105 — Filter by the Number of DuplicatesProblem description & analysis: The following table lists the sales data of the top 5 products by monthly sales: Task: Find out the data of products that appears three or more times. Solution: Use SPL XLL and enter the following formula: =spl("=E(?1...Discuss·10 likesexcel
esProc Desktopforesproc-desktop.hashnode.dev·Nov 26, 2024#104 — Deduplication of Row-Based Data — by Whole Row — Keeping the Original OrderProblem description & analysis: There is a data table: Task: Find out the whole-row data that are not duplicate, and the first duplicate whole-row data. Solution: Use SPL XLL and enter the following formula: =spl("=E(?1).group@u(ID,Name,Gender,Birth...Discuss·10 likesexcel
esProc Desktopforesproc-desktop.hashnode.dev·Nov 25, 2024#103 — Deduplication of Row-Based Data — by Key Column — Keeping the Original OrderProblem description & analysis: There is a data table: Task: Find out the data that are not duplicate and the first duplicate data in the Name column: Solution: Use SPL XLL and enter the following formula: =spl("=E(?1).group@u(Name).(~(1))",A1:D7) ...Discuss·10 likesexcel
Nathan AyersforInfoComm Worldwideinfocommww.hashnode.dev·Nov 23, 2024Unlocking the Future: How Data Analytics, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning are Revolutionizing Mobile ApplicationsIn today's digital age, mobile applications have become an integral part of our daily lives. From ordering food to managing finances, apps offer unprecedented convenience and efficiency. As the number of mobile users continues to soar, the demand for...DiscussMobile Development
Muskanfortrendingflow.hashnode.dev·Nov 22, 2024Data Analytics 101: Understanding the Key Concepts and ApplicationsBusinesses, governments, and even individuals are increasingly relying on data to make informed decisions in tech world also. But how do we take raw data and extract meaningful insights from it? The answer lies in data analytics. Whether you're just ...Discussdata analytics
esProc Desktopforesproc-desktop.hashnode.dev·Nov 22, 2024#102 — Deduplication of Simple Data — Keeping the Original OrderProblem description & analysis: There is a data table: Task: Duplicate the data and keep the original order. Solution: Use SPL XLL and enter the following formula: =spl("=?1.id@u()",A2:A17) The results are as follows: Download esProc Desktop for ...Discuss·10 likesexcel
Ruhi ParveenforRuhi Parveen's blogitcourses0001.hashnode.dev·Nov 21, 2024The Future of Data Analytics Jobs: What to Expect in 2030Data analytics has become a cornerstone for decision-making across industries, and as technology advances, its role will only grow. By 2030, the field of data analytics is expected to witness transformative changes fueled by advancements in artificia...Discussdata analytics
