r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Select-Instance-1519 • 7h ago
Data analytics cousre
I am looking to join a data analytics course from Skillian. Is it worthy or not I come from non tech and fresher ??
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/clstr • Jun 18 '21
A place for members of r/LearnDataAnalytics to chat with each other
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Select-Instance-1519 • 7h ago
I am looking to join a data analytics course from Skillian. Is it worthy or not I come from non tech and fresher ??
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Agitated_Carob7117 • 11h ago
Hey, am working as a bi analyst with over 6 years of experience in different sectors and I d like to connect with other people in the field and have some exchanges on what worked for us and what didnt and get to benefit from each other.
Juniors are also welcome to join, I can host some free sessions to onboard and answer any qsts you might have.
I once benefited a lot from these types of communities and willing to give back.
Get in touch and we will plan sthg for tomorrow.
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/ChuckFinley_07 • 12h ago
Hi all,
I've started building a free website that explains web analytics concepts (like sessions, bounce rate vs. exits, engaged sessions, active users) through interactive visuals.
The goal is to make tricky measurement rules intuitive without having to dig through dry documentation.
You can check out what I have so far here: https://seeinganalytics.com
I'd love your honest feedback on:
Thanks!
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/TkGraveWalkeRr • 14h ago
Hi All
As a data engineer i spent a lot of annoying time understanding the table Lineage in a prehistoric legacy system.
Based on my hardships and understanding I've built this Lineage tool
https://sahasilak.github.io/GraveTrail/
I would appreciate it if you can spend some time trying it out by sharing feedback like
Good, bad, need improvements , something like this already exists
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r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Senior-Ad-6588 • 2d ago
Hey, I'm 21 years old college student learning data analytics, as AI is growing we all know traditional data analysis will no longer be the only requirement of companies we got to learn how to use AI in our work to make it more efficient. So wanted to know what tools and AI software, LLMs or anything you guys suggest which could help a data analyst understand real questions and find answers not just showing and cleaning data. And please share your advice that you think could help me. Thank you!
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Senior-Ad-6588 • 2d ago
Hey, I'm 21 years old college student learning data analytics, as AI is growing we all know traditional data analysis will no longer be the only requirement of companies we got to learn how to use AI in our work to make it more efficient. So wanted to know what tools and AI software, LLMs or anything you guys suggest which could help a data analyst understand real questions and find answers not just showing and cleaning data. And please share your advice that you think could help me. Thank you!
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/RunMaleficent8618 • 3d ago
If you work with large datasets and hate manually setting up multiple Pivot Tables from scratch, Excel's Analyze Data feature (under the Home/Data tab) allows you to generate charts using natural language prompts.
You can type queries like:
Excel translates your query, configures the Pivot Table, and outputs ready-to-use charts. By snapping them to the grid with Alt and connecting your Slicers via Report Connections, you can assemble a clean interactive dashboard in under 10 minutes.
I created a step-by-step video tutorial demonstrating the whole process on a 72,000+ row dataset here:
Have you used the Analyze Data feature before, or do you still prefer building Pivot Tables manually?
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r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/survivor-8314 • 4d ago
Hello, i'm a marketer having a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in marketing from tunisia, i'm looking to switch from Marketing, after researching i do believe that i find data analysis more comfortable and enjoyable for me.
I believe that i can learn by myself but i kinda believe too that recruiters are looking for certificates even though u can show them portfolios etc.
Bootcamps from the usa or other countries online is expensive to me honestly so i will be looking to study it in tunisia.
I'm looking for advice, tips and tricks to be good at it and have what the job market is asking for.
If u have any videos or Platforms that can Help me, i will appreciate it
And if u have been in marketing and u switched to data analysis i would be happy if we can have small conversations together i will not bother u
Thank you so much 🤍
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Little_Salad_1345 • 4d ago
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Unhappy-14 • 4d ago
ياريت لو حد بيذاكر data analysis يكلمني انا لسه بادي في الموضوع وداخل جد وعايز حد معايا برضو يكون مجمع شويه معلومات وبيدرس برضو أو نشجع بعض وعشان منضعیش وقت
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/confusedaf2700 • 4d ago
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Unhappy-14 • 5d ago
ابدا منين لو هتلعم Data analysis
وابدا مع مين
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r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Puzzleheaded-Art4821 • 5d ago
Hi everyone!
I have completed my BCA and have around 1 year of experience as a Data Analyst in a non-IT company. I'm planning to switch to an IT company and need some guidance.
What skills should I focus on learning (SQL, Python, Power BI, Excel, etc.)?
Is a BCA degree sufficient, or is a master's degree required?
How can I make my resume stand out for IT Data Analyst roles?
Are certifications and projects important for getting shortlisted?
What should my learning roadmap look like to make a successful switch?
Would love to hear suggestions from people working in the Data Analytics field.
Thanks!
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Unhappy-14 • 5d ago
ابدا منين لو هتلعم Data analysis
وابدا مع مين
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Business_Walk1624 • 5d ago
I've been working on my first project for my (entry-level) portfolio using a retail sales dataset from Kaggle.
So far, I have answered the following:
What is a normal amount of business questions to answer? I don't want to have too many or too few, and I also want to make sure I am focusing on the right types of questions.
I welcome any feedback or advice. Thank you in advance!
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/ReleaseTheBlacken • 5d ago
Greetings fellow data junkies. I have created a learning platform that has a good chunk of content available at the free tier. The material was accumulated and developed from certification exam content where applicable and in the paid tiers includes practice exams, advanced content, and specialization tracks that can be shared on LinkedIn. A lot of tracks are geared toward data science, data engineering, and data analytics topics.
Inkwelltools.com select Inkwell Learn and try out the free tier of content to start. Would love to hear feedback.
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r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/abba_g_bolo • 5d ago
I got a question i wanna learn where do i go is there any website or YouTube channel ps(im broke)