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    The document discusses how Excel is useful for tasks in the strand that require maintaining large amounts of data, such as financing and research data gathering. It highlights key Excel features like tables, automated arithmetic functions, and graphs/charts that make the strand's work more efficient. The use of Excel for information gathering and storage has upsides like safekeeping of data, automatic calculations, and quick/easy organization and visualization of data to enable analysis. Without Excel, manual data collection risks data loss, incorrect calculations, and cluttered/unorganized data that is difficult to analyze and make use of. An example chart shows one member's available finances over 30 days.

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    The document discusses how Excel is useful for tasks in the strand that require maintaining large amounts of data, such as financing and research data gathering. It highlights key Excel features like tables, automated arithmetic functions, and graphs/charts that make the strand's work more efficient. The use of Excel for information gathering and storage has upsides like safekeeping of data, automatic calculations, and quick/easy organization and visualization of data to enable analysis. Without Excel, manual data collection risks data loss, incorrect calculations, and cluttered/unorganized data that is difficult to analyze and make use of. An example chart shows one member's available finances over 30 days.

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    The document discusses how Excel is useful for tasks in the strand that require maintaining large amounts of data, such as financing and research data gathering. It highlights key Excel features like tables, automated arithmetic functions, and graphs/charts that make the strand's work more efficient. The use of Excel for information gathering and storage has upsides like safekeeping of data, automatic calculations, and quick/easy organization and visualization of data to enable analysis. Without Excel, manual data collection risks data loss, incorrect calculations, and cluttered/unorganized data that is difficult to analyze and make use of. An example chart shows one member's available finances over 30 days.

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    EmpoTech 11

    Byron Clarin
    Vince Povadora
    Michael John Dayondon
    Tasks in our strand that requires the
    maintenance of large amounts of data
    • Financing

    • Research data gathering


    Excel features that makes our strand’s work
    much more efficient
    •TABLE

    • Automated arithmetic functions

    • Graphs and chart


    The Upsides of using Excel for information
    gathering and storage
    • Safekeeping

    • Automatic arithmetic functions.

    • Ability to quickly organize data

    • Ability to visualize data bypassing analysis


    The effects of manual data collection without
    Excel Spreadsheets
    • Data prone to loss or inaccuracy

    • Data prone to incorrect calculations

    • Cluttered, Unorganized, and requires Analysis to make use of data.


    Byron’s available finances over the span of 30 days
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    Thank you very much for
    listening

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