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I use Ravel to analyze economic data, but I first designed it to make analyzing corporate data easier. Since then, Pivot Tables have become the norm. This video shows how to use Ravel instead of a Pivot Table to analyze some mock corporate transactional data. I'm releasing the current beta of Ravel to my Patreon supporters on Sunday March 28th, and I would love some of them to use it to analyze their corporate data, and tell us how it goes. There are shortcomings to the current beta--notably, we can't currently aggregate from, say, Quarter to Year, or State to Country. But that will come in a later beta release.
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I use Ravel to analyze economic data, but I first designed it to make analyzing corporate data easier. Since then, Pivot Tables have become the norm. This video shows how to use Ravel instead of a Pivot Table to analyze some mock corporate transactional data. I'm releasing the current beta of Ravel to my Patreon supporters on Sunday March 28th, and I would love some of them to use it to analyze their corporate data, and tell us how it goes. There are shortcomings to the current beta--notably, we can't currently aggregate from, say, Quarter to Year, or State to Country. But that will come in a later beta release.
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| I use Ravel to analyze economic data, but I first designed it to make analyzing corporate data easier. Since then, Pivot Tables have become the norm. This video shows how to use Ravel instead of a Pivot Table to analyze some mock corporate transactional data. I'm releasing the current beta of Ravel to my Patreon supporters on Sunday March 28th, and I would love some of them to use it to analyze their corporate data, and tell us how it goes. There are shortcomings to the current beta--notably, we can't currently aggregate from, say, Quarter to Year, or State to Country. But that will come in a later beta release. |