The Microsoft Excel Online activities (2) Exploring Statistics offer interactive visualizations that engage with the Lean Forward interactivity to help you see the statistical concepts being presented directly within MindTap. Free-form activities offer little structure and require you to build the spreadsheet independently, using only the starting data and problem narrative. Structured activities use templated Excel spreadsheets and color-coded cells to show inputs that are needed to solve the problems. In the Microsoft Excel Online activities (1) Videos and Practice, you will be using Microsoft Excel Online files to work in the spreadsheets, completing structured (Links to an external site.) and free-form (Links to an external site.) activities, and then answering the questions. The breakdown of the activities is as follows: Please note: It is recommended that you zoom in to 200% while watching the videos in Cengage. Before you start working on the MindTap activities, please review the following video: Click on the Week 1 MindTap Descriptive Statistics link to complete the assigned Microsoft Excel Online activities, which are (1) Videos and Practice, (2) Exploring Statistics, and (3) Review and Assignments for Chapters 1, 2, and 3 using Excel’s resources Use the Analysis ToolPak to Perform Complex Data Analysis (Links to an external site.) or XLMiner Analysis ToolPak (Links to an external site.). The MindTap activities consist of (1) Videos and Practice, (2) Exploring Statistics, and (3) Review and Assignments. Excel’s resources Use the Analysis ToolPak to Perform Complex Data Analysi s (Links to an external site.) or XLMiner Analysis ToolPak (Links to an external site.) will be used to complete the MindTap activities, which allow you to conduct statistical analysis from within your internet browser. In MindTap, click on the Getting Ready link to access the assigned chapters for the week. You can then enter your data and create a graph from it.MindTap Descriptive Statistics Excel Learning Activities & Assignments Prior to beginning work on the MindTap Excel Activities, read Chapter 1: Data and Statistics, Chapter 2: Descriptive Statistics: Tabular and Graphical Displays, and Chapter 3: Descriptive Statistics: Numerical Measures by clicking Week 1 MindTap Descriptive Statistics. If you don't have the data that you want to analyze in a spreadsheet yet, you'll instead open Excel and click Blank workbook to open a new workbook. Double-click the Excel workbook document in which your data is stored. How do you analyze in Excel? Open your Excel workbook. Now, you will see these options under the Data ribbon. You will see all the available Analysis Tool Pack. Once you click on Go, you will see a new dialogue box. Once you click on Add-Ins, at the bottom, you will see Manage drop-down list. After selecting Options, select Add-Ins. 
Here you will find the ‘ Data Analysis’ command. After enabling, go to the ‘ Data’ tab, click on ‘ Analysis’ group under it. Here check the checkbox for ‘ Analysis ToolPak’ and complete the process by clicking on ‘Ok’. Window named ‘Add-Ins available’ will open. How do I enable data analysis in Excel? Select ‘ Excel add-ins’ and then click on ‘Go’ button.
The command 'Data Analysis' will appear under the 'Data' tab in Excel at the extreme right of the ribbon, as displayed below. The ' Excel Add-ins ' dialog box will appear with the list of add-ins. Click on 'Add-ins' and then choose 'Excel Add-ins' for 'Manage'. Steps to Load the Data Analysis Toolpak Add-in 
FAQ about Excel Add Ins Analysis Toolpak Data How to add the Analysis Toolpak in Excel ?
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