Tracking statistics with Excel

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I was planning on tracking baseball statistics this season and attempting to create my own system to make picks.  Only problem is I need some help with my excel skills.  I&#x27;m pretty good with the application but would like to learn more, does anyone have advice or a recommendation on a good excel book?  &#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;I looked around and there&#x27;s a ton of them out there.  I&#x27;m just not sure what the best option is when dealing with statistics.  &#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Thanks.

monroeclark · Answer

I was planning on tracking baseball statistics this season and attempting to create my own system to make picks.  Only problem is I need some help with my excel skills.  I&#x27;m pretty good with the application but would like to learn more, does anyone have advice or a recommendation on a good excel book?  &#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;I looked around and there&#x27;s a ton of them out there.  I&#x27;m just not sure what the best option is when dealing with statistics.  &#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Thanks.

TheBigDaddy33 · Answer

I&#x27;ve got an excel program that tracks my bets, including wins, losses, betting percentages, including separate stats for each sport bet, but not one for tracking stats, sorry.

cpfs146 · Answer

I did not know the sports almanac ran tru 2009, Sweet!

kevk87 · Answer

just google data analysis for Excel (it is an add on Excel). You will be able to create regressions, histogram, correlations tables, stdev, box and whisker outliers, and many other statistics. Also if you import data to excel, it would be nice to learn functions such as sum, if, count, and many other functions.
You can probably find video tutorials on youtube

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