Working with data
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Working with data is now an essential part of countless jobs. At Quartz, we use data every day in our reporting, and in this reading list we’ve collected some of our coverage on how to use and interpret data as well as some common mistakes to avoid. (Last updated: June 24, 2020.)
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- =IF(SHEETS>EXCEL, "MOVE ON", "STAY")I fell out of love with Microsoft Excel, because Google Sheets is betterQuartz • May 7, 2019
- SIGNIFICANT FINDINGSThese are the best books for learning modern statistics—and they’re all freeQuartz • February 23, 2018
- UNCHARTED TERRITORYStop making charts when a table is betterQuartz • October 24, 2017
- UN-EXPONENTIALThe chart Tim Cook doesn’t want you to seeQuartz • September 10, 2013