Free Microsoft Excel instructions for doing statistics.

Part II Entering Data with Microsoft ^TM Excel
I.	Enter information from the following table into an Excel spreadsheet
	A.	If you need to resize your columns, choose Format from the Menu Bar (row 2), choose column, and column width, and enter an appropriate size.
	B.	Choose Save As and enter Employee Data as the file name.
II	This problem is an expansion of problem 1 of Practice Set 16 of Statistics using The Quick Notes Learning System^TM (ISBN 0963277251)
III.	Darin Jones is interested in studying the work performance of his employees working at Future Horizons Corporation. He randomly selected 23 employees and generated Table 1 information.

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Table 1 Employee Performance Analysis
	Column Row	A	B	C	D	E
	1	Gender	Age	Education	Sick Days	Performance Rating
	2	M	39	NG	16	93
	3	F	26	G	2	86
	4	F	26	G	5	88
	5	F	24	NG	10	66
	6	M	35	NG	14	87
	7	F	32	G	6	98
	8	F	33	G	7	99
	9	M	31	NG	12	68
	10	M	36	G	8	87
	11	F	23	NG	11	62
	12	F	26	NG	7	83
	13	M	28	G	4	62
	14	M	28	NG	6	54
	15	M	31	NG	13	63
	15	M	34	NG	9	75
	17	F	27	G	3	93
	18	F	29	NG	6	85
	19	F	30	G	0	95
	20	M	33	G	7	86
	21	F	24	NG	8	78
	22	M	35	NG	8	84
	23	F	25	G	6	84
	24	M	31	G	7	81
	Part III. Calculating Descriptive Statistics Part IV. One-Sample t-Test Part V. Pearson's Correlation Coefficient

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