Mubarak Bamimore Ayodeji

5 Free E-books every Data Analyst should have on their reading list 📚 1. Storytelling with Data: Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic Knowing how to analyse data is one thing. Communicating your findings in a way people understand is another. drive.google.com/file/d/1ihi… 2. Data Analytics Made Accessible: Dr. Anil Maheshwari This book breaks down key concepts into simpler explanations and practical examples. A good resource for beginners building their foundation. damcogroup.com/white-papers/… 3. Python for Data Analysis: Wes McKinney A valuable read if you're looking to add Python to your analytics toolkit. lkhibra.ma/books/Python-for-… 4. A Beginner’s Guide to Data and Analytics: Harvard Business School Data Analytics isn't just about writing SQL queries or building dashboards. It's also about understanding how data helps businesses solve problems and make better decisions. online.hbs.edu/documents/a-b… 5. The Data Warehouse Toolkit: Ralph Kimball and Margy Ross This classic introduces dimensional modelling and data warehouse design, concepts that are especially useful as you grow in BI and analytics. r-5.org/files/books/computer… You don't have to read all five at once. Start with the one that addresses your current learning gap. 📚 Which of these books have you read, and which one are you adding to your reading list? 👇🏽 #DataAnalytics #PowerBI #criticalthinking #data #problemsolving

Excel tip for every Data Analyst! 📊 Why click multiple times when a keyboard shortcut can get the job done faster? Here are 13 Excel shortcuts to save time and boost your productivity 👇 ✅ "Alt + Enter": New line within a cell ✅ "Ctrl + Z": Undo ✅ "Ctrl + +": Insert rows/columns ✅ "Ctrl + -": Delete rows/columns ✅ "Ctrl + Page Up": Previous worksheet ✅ "Ctrl + Page Down": Next worksheet ✅ "Ctrl + ↓": Jump to the last filled cell in a column ✅ "Ctrl + A": Select the data range (when inside a table) ✅ "Ctrl + T": Convert a range into a table ✅ "Ctrl + S": Save your workbook ✅ "Ctrl + F": Find data quickly ✅ "Ctrl + 1": Open Format Cells ✅ "Ctrl + C / Ctrl + V": Copy and paste Small shortcuts, big productivity gains! 🚀 Which Excel shortcut do you use the most? Add yours👇🏽 #ExcelTips #DataAnalytics #ExcelShortcuts #LearnDataAnalytics #DataSkills