excel functions in guardian

[katieee]

I'm returning to Betangel and watching the vids on uses of excel, I'm hoping to see if I can get it to calculate various values from the data it collects, but I have no idea how to do it. I found a video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CO4E9CIcDac) with tabs called 'dashboard', 'data', 'correlation', but I can't find any excel spreadsheets which import anything that looks like this, or anything graphical, which I can also see on the video. Would anyone please help me find where these are in Betangel please?

[Dallas]

That video is 13yrs old now so I doubt you'll find a copy of the worksheets shown unless someone still has saved a copy from all those years which they can post up

[katieee]

That video is 13yrs old now so I doubt you'll find a copy of the worksheets shown unless someone still has saved a copy from all those years which they can post up

Thanks Dallas. Do you have any idea how I can get excel to store for example, what volume has been traded at various odds? I'd like to play around and perform various calculations but am struggling to figure out how to import various values.

[Dallas]

That video is 13yrs old now so I doubt you'll find a copy of the worksheets shown unless someone still has saved a copy from all those years which they can post up

Thanks Dallas. Do you have any idea how I can get excel to store for example, what volume has been traded at various odds? I'd like to play around and perform various calculations but am struggling to figure out how to import various values.

Just found this
viewtopic.php?f=31&t=291

[katieee]

That video is 13yrs old now so I doubt you'll find a copy of the worksheets shown unless someone still has saved a copy from all those years which they can post up

Thanks Dallas. Do you have any idea how I can get excel to store for example, what volume has been traded at various odds? I'd like to play around and perform various calculations but am struggling to figure out how to import various values.

Just found this
viewtopic.php?f=31&t=291

Thank you so much Dallas!