Using Google Sheets and apps like Zapier to save hours at work
‘Data analysis’ probably isn’t in your job description - it’s something you do only out of necessity.
You get asked a question about your work, and you’re expected to present the answer. You build reports, export data from tools like Google Analytics, and make charts - not the most fun part of your job. But what if it was?
This course presents a new approach to data analysis - the lazy way. Google Sheets has become a weapon of mass laziness - when combined with tools like Blockspring and Zapier, it allows you to drastically cut your time spent wrangling and analyzing data.
In this course, you’ll learn the three-part process we use at Coding is for Losers to analyze data:
You get asked a question about your work, and you’re expected to present the answer. You build reports, export data from tools like Google Analytics, and make charts - not the most fun part of your job. But what if it was?
This course presents a new approach to data analysis - the lazy way. Google Sheets has become a weapon of mass laziness - when combined with tools like Blockspring and Zapier, it allows you to drastically cut your time spent wrangling and analyzing data.
In this course, you’ll learn the three-part process we use at Coding is for Losers to analyze data:
- Pulling data into Sheets using apps like Blockspring or Zapier
- The 10 key Google Sheets formulas we use to wrangle data
- Build beautiful charts and dashboards in Google Data Studio
If you’ve ever used a spreadsheet, you’re closer than you think to becoming a data analysis master. *Warning: This course is _not_ for spreadsheet beginners.
