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Practical 14: Data Analysis ToolPak – Descriptive Statistics & Correlation — Statistical Analysis using Excel Lab Notes

Program Statement

Install and use the Data Analysis ToolPak add-in for automated descriptive statistics and correlation analysis in Excel.

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Step 1: Install Data Analysis ToolPak

Go to File → Options → Add-ins
At the bottom, set "Manage" to Excel Add-ins → Click Go
Check Analysis ToolPak → Click OK
The Data tab now shows a Data Analysis button on the right

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Step 2: Descriptive Statistics Using ToolPak

Dataset: Student Marks (20 Students)

S.No	Name	Marks
1	Aman	85
2	Priya	72
3	Rohit	91
4	Neha	60
5	Vikas	98
6	Riya	74
7	Karan	82
8	Anjali	52
9	Sanjay	77
10	Pooja	89
11	Amit	65
12	Sunita	93
13	Dev	73
14	Kavita	58
15	Rahul	86
16	Simran	79
17	Deepak	66
18	Meena	90
19	Arjun	45
20	Tanvi	81

Steps:

Click Data → Data Analysis → Descriptive Statistics → OK
Input Range: Select the Marks column (C1:C21, including header)
Check Labels in First Row
Check Summary Statistics
Choose Output Range (e.g., E1) or New Worksheet
Click OK

ToolPak Output (Descriptive Statistics):

Statistic	Meaning
Mean	Average of all marks
Standard Error	SE = SD / √n
Median	Middle value
Mode	Most frequent value
Standard Deviation	Spread of data around mean
Sample Variance	Square of SD
Kurtosis	Peakedness of distribution
Skewness	Symmetry of distribution
Range	Max − Min
Minimum	Lowest value
Maximum	Highest value
Sum	Total of all values
Count	Number of data points

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Step 3: Correlation Analysis Using ToolPak

Dataset: Study Hours vs Marks

S.No	Study Hours	Marks
1	6.5	88
2	4.0	72
3	7.5	94
4	3.0	60
5	8.0	97
6	5.0	78
7	6.0	85
8	2.5	55
9	5.5	81
10	7.0	90

Steps:

Data → Data Analysis → Correlation → OK
Input Range: Select both columns (Study Hours + Marks) with headers
Check Labels in First Row
Set Output Range (e.g., F1)
Click OK

Interpreting Correlation Output:

r Value	Interpretation
0.9 to 1.0	Very Strong Positive
0.7 to 0.9	Strong Positive
0.5 to 0.7	Moderate Positive
0.0 to 0.5	Weak/No correlation
Negative r	Inverse relationship

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Step 4: Histogram Using ToolPak (Bonus)

Data → Data Analysis → Histogram
Input Range: Marks column
Bin Range: Define intervals (40,50,60,70,80,90,100)
Check Chart Output
Excel generates a frequency histogram automatically

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Comparison: Manual vs ToolPak

Task	Manual Formula	ToolPak
Mean	`=AVERAGE()`	Descriptive Statistics
Std Dev	`=STDEV()`	Descriptive Statistics
Correlation	`=CORREL()`	Correlation tool
All stats at once	Multiple cells needed	One-click summary table
Histogram	Manual COUNTIFS	Automatic chart generation

S.No	Study Hours	Marks
1	6.5	88
2	4.0	72
3	7.5	94
4	3.0	60
5	8.0	97
6	5.0	78
7	6.0	85
8	2.5	55
9	5.5	81
10	7.0	90

S.No	Study Hours	Marks
1	6.5	88
2	4.0	72
3	7.5	94
4	3.0	60
5	8.0	97
6	5.0	78
7	6.0	85
8	2.5	55
9	5.5	81
10	7.0	90

S.No	Study Hours	Marks
1	6.5	88
2	4.0	72
3	7.5	94
4	3.0	60
5	8.0	97
6	5.0	78
7	6.0	85
8	2.5	55
9	5.5	81
10	7.0	90