In Chapter 7, you will be able to create a PivotTable report and a PivotChart report so that you can organize and display data in valuable arrangements. There are many organizations that gather large amounts of numerical data, but as you know the data is not useful until it have been organized in a fashion that it will reveals patterns or trends. You will also be able to extract information from data by organizing the data into groups from the comparisons, patterns, and trends. You will be able to subtotal and total numeric data and summarize the data by categories and subcategories. PivotTable is just another name for the Excel’s PivotTable report. The PivotTable report is an interactive, cross-tabulated the Excel report to summarizes and analyzes large quantities of data.
Did you know PivotTable report also known as a PivotTable can be used to analyze and summarize large information of data without the use of formulas? In Chapter 7, a pivot table report shows the same data in a table in more than one arrangement (Marks, 2011). PivotTables can be used in numerous ways to move; pivot, and fields of data from one place to another using drag and drop. There are several of ways you can look at the same data in a number of different ways. For example, from a list of cops in a police station, you can get a quick estimation of how many calls they received. It is useful when you want to analyze related totals, like the list of numbers to sum and compare facts about different total. There are seven types of screen elements: pivot table field list, report filter area, column labels area, row labels area, values area, layout section, and field section. Several of people may believe there are several of ways to place the data from your...
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...h visual, Trace Precedents command tells what cell is affected , the cell that is selected an error checking command provides errors and gives explanations for why there was an error. On the excel document if there is an invalid data, data validation function can be applied and it instructs excel to circle invalid data. Lastly, when using watch window to monitor, you are able to view specific cells and monitor worksheets as soon as formula or changes that are made, that affect the outcome of watch cells. With that being said, these functions are important in any field ones desires to be in such as auditing, banking, or even running your own company; it gives more organization, accuracy and easy way to update any data if there are future changes.
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... for real time monitoring purposes, create alerts, and auditing purposes as well as tools to analyze the log information. Such tools help us a great deal in forensic analysis. It is a welcoming change that organizations realize the importance of auditing computer system activities as well.
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A Lucky Child by Thomas Buergenthal is a memoir about his time as a Jewish child in multiple ghettos and death camps in and around Germany during World War II. The author shares about his reunions with family and acquaintances from the war in the years between then and now. Buergenthal wished to share his Holocaust story for a number of reasons: to prevent himself from just being another number, to contribute to history, to show the power and necessity of forgiveness, the will to not give up, and to question how people change in war allowing them to do unspeakable things. The memoir is not a cry for private attention, but a call to break the cycle of hatred and violence to end mass crimes.
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Tableau software is making it easier for businesses to analyze data to better their business strategies and intelligence. This software also allows you to connect to specified information from many different sources and can then analyze the collected data in multiple ways. Tableau software ensures that companies are seeing the same picture across multiple departments and levels.
The treatment of Jews in this time period was abhorrent. The mere fact that Jews were placed into a death camp and exterminated was sufficient. In the film “The boy in the striped pajamas”, a moral issue arises in Germany in World War ll. This film reveals the racial discrimination and prejudice the Jewish people faced. Bruno who is an eight year old boy, is distraught after he learns that he has to leave his current home in Berlin to a new home in Auschwitz due to his father’s promotion to a Nazi commandant of a death camp. Arriving at their new home in Auschwitz, Bruno is lonely with no friends. From his bedroom window, he notices people in stripped pajamas behind a fence. He presumes they are farmers and asks his mother and father if he could meet some new friends on the farm. However, to his disappointment, he is told not to
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The Holocaust seems to have become a common trope in cinema and literature recently rather than the focus. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas is an example of how the Holocaust is being used as a vehicle for the plot of stories rather than the plot itself. Though the movie engages the audience and does a wonderful job of making the viewer sympathize and agonize over the tragedy of a Nazi family, the glaring inaccuracies and over-assumption of innocence show that the movie is not actually one about the Holocaust. Instead, it uses the Holocaust as a plot device to tell the unlikely tragedy of a Nazi family, two eight year old boys’ friendship, and their shared tragedy.
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Imagine waking up on a normal day, in your normal house, in your normal room. Imagine if you knew that that day, you would be taken away from your normal life, and forced to a life of death, sickness, and violence. Imagine seeing your parents taken away from you. Imagine watching your family walk into their certain death. Imagine being a survivor. Just think of the nightmares that linger in your mind. You are stuck with emotional pain gnawing at your sanity. These scenerios are just some of the horrific things that went on between 1933-1945, the time of the Holocaust. This tragic and terrifying event has been written about many times. However, this is about one particularly fascinating story called The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne.