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Thank you Mo! I work in the same field and you inspire me to be a better professional at what I do. I'm also passing along your videos to my sons, so they'll get to improve their work strategies.

Well detailed, I have been using Excel for several tasks , glad to watch this

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Nice video but the view is small cant really see what you're clicking

Not a data analyst but my approach for quick data work in excel to answer some questions is practically identical. Nice!

You're amazing man. Thank you for all the tips!

please make video to combine all software to make project in data analyst i mean workflow of process and for each software what we can do with it ?

nice vid!

Do you have anyone that QAs/reviews your quant work in your team?

We can see some numbers. Great, but what would are the next steps? Any conclusions/recommendations etc. Is that also your job?

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Thanks a lot! Very easy to understand for a beginner like me. I hope you can make a video about tableau's pivot data after this. I want to learn more about tableau.

I completed your excel portfolio project .could you pls make a series for fresh analyst who just got job and explain some stuff for them.also is there some discount for asians in your course as dollar is very high in comparison to rupee

what an amazing project, i have to say i have learnt alot in this guide

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I recently lost an interview because I was advertising myself as a data analyst. We were in a group interview and we were asked about our academic background. After responding that I am an econ graduate, I doubled on the fact that Econ was just glorified stats (tho untrue, I thought it'd give me an advantage). The interviewers lost interest in me immediately and focus on other candidates from "other backgrounds". I asked one of the interviewer what just happened, they mentioned almost the same you thing you did and they also added your ability to move from your past experience to learn and execute data skills is testament of your passion, resilience and curiosity.

Hey mo chen , can you do a project on banking or finance data

I watched your video and I really appreciated all the insight and knowledge you provided! I am a someone who is trying to break into the field and I’ve been learning technical skills such as excel, sql, tableau and r programming whilst also trying to hone on my soft skills such as stakeholder management, communication skills, and being able to work in a timely manner! Thank you for sharing your experience and passion as it is always insightful and I always manage learn something new or get better understanding on the subject!

Thank You... You made my day

"Consistency is the key." You're absolutely right. I am struggling with the consistency most. As an economics undergraduate, I can resonate with you. I am following you on LinkedIn, can you recommend some projects I can do with my technical skills and academic knowledge that will help me to build economic understanding. Thank you for the honest opinion that really matters in today's world.

Thank you so much! Now I had more confidence to work on excel project than before

I've only recently discovered that I really lean towards data analytics. I'm about to graduate as a software engineer, and I probably have enough knowledge to become a data engineer, but would that be good enough to also become a data analyst? (I'm also good at maths.) Or do I need to study further for that?

On converting the range as table, I am getting #SPILL! error in the customer name, email and country column. What's the reason for the occurrence of this error and how to fix this? Kindly help. Edit: Fixed this error, after surfing on yt, watching couple of videos, I found this one very useful: ruclips.net/video/hpLYALCK9CU/видео.htmlsi=kEBHE17W-42LoNMj Basically, In in XLOOKUP() 's Lookup value part, I selected the entire column instead of one cell, it's nothing wrong but actually it may lead to Spillage i.e. #SPILL error. Hope that someone finds this useful, if you ever get stuck like me :D

Wonderful video! Great way to get an overview on how NLP works. So much better than some "paid instructors"

Many thanks for your tips Mo. I also have a finance/economics background. It's getting more and more difficult to gain working experience in data analysis jobs without having math/computer science/engineering background. Most companies almost only want people who have these type of backgrounds, unless you do a Master's degree of Big data/Data Science afterwards. I've been learning technical skills on my own for a long time now, and have some BI experience. I hope all this effort ends up paying off in the end

simple yet efficient than scraping.. thank you so much man !!

I absolutely agree with your words, lad. In order to achieve something, one must be consistent and work without giving up on that specific achievement. Nonetheless, thanks for the great vid!

This video just changed my life

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Honestly, I’ve watched hours of RUclips content from creators that make similar content for how to be a data analyst. This is by far the most in depth. You’ve condensed everything in one video, which as a viewer made me subscribe. I respect your honesty, transparency, and experience. I feel like you really know what you’re talking about. Just found your channel today and I’m transiting to data analysis from a 6 year career as a Personal Trainer with minimal related experience. If I can do this, you guys can too. I’ll try to keep updates in the comments to let everyone know how I’m going. Trying to land a job by late this year

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Thank you very much Mr. Mo

True. Title doesn’t matter exact pays and gives options to staff’s performance evaluation. I have accounting background that real helps with my current role of preparing statistical data reports, clean up data, qa/qc the data manually. The best way to learn is to do the work and keep doing it to improve skills. Questions: i built overview/dashboard of data in excel manually. How hard to transfer that overview data into power BI data visualization?

Short and straight to the point. Thanks boss. I know data analysis jobs are highly competitive now, but I hope I get one when I venture into job search. Still learning more for now.

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its simple and easy to understand about data analtics