John_W_Excel
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This is more of a general data analysis question in Excel.
Let's say we are analysing three products where customers have provided feedback. We know the product, amount of responses and the rating, as shown in the table below:
Now, what could we do in Excel to compare the products?
Should we creating a new column called "rating per 100 responses" and use the following formula: (C2/B2)*100.
Would that even be an appropriate way of comparing the data? What else could be done to compare?
Let's say we are analysing three products where customers have provided feedback. We know the product, amount of responses and the rating, as shown in the table below:
Product | Responses | Rating (out of 10) |
Product 1 | 590 | 6.4 |
Product 2 | 140 | 5 |
Product 3 | 88 | 7 |
Now, what could we do in Excel to compare the products?
Should we creating a new column called "rating per 100 responses" and use the following formula: (C2/B2)*100.
Would that even be an appropriate way of comparing the data? What else could be done to compare?