Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet software which allows users to input and analyse data. It also enables users to create tables, graphs and even infographics to effectively present research findings. Microsoft Excel can be helpful at all stages of a research project. For example, even before starting a project, it can be used to create a Gantt Chart, assisting users in planning their time and setting intermediary deadlines. The familiarity of the Microsoft interface means that it can be quicker and easier for users to learn how to navigate and use Microsoft Excel compared to other statistical software packages. Many people have some previous experience from school or college using Microsoft Excel and even if this knowledge is limited, this familiarity can help alleviate some of the anxiety around learning how to use Microsoft Excel for research purposes. Microsoft Excel integrates with other Microsoft products such as Microsoft Word and Microsoft PowerPoint making it easy for users to insert tables and graphs into reports or presentations.
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A simple, basic definition is that metadata are data that describe other data. Thus, statistical metadata are data that describe statistical data. Statistical metadata may also describe processes that collect, process, or produce statistical data; such metadata are also called process data. Metadata as part of statistical information is not confined to writing on paper. Maps, graphs, computer screen shots, computer programs, compiled code, scanned documents, and data bases are all components of metadata.
