…tools for developing, exploring and evaluating predictive models of expected outcomes
1. Input data
Open EvalC3 version of Excel
This will open at the Get Started worksheet. Read this first
Pay attention to the Checklist on the right side
Click on Start – Input Data, which will take you to the Input Data worksheet. Clue: Don’t use the Worksheet tabs at the bottom to progress forward with the analysis. Use the blue sequence of tabs at the top. But you can use the bottom tabs to go back, without altering the current analysis process
Import data into Excel
Cut and paste the relevant rows and columns of your data into the Input Data worksheet, which should be the first worksheet to open
Make sure you have included the column header names
Clue: If you want to edit your data by adding extra columns or rows, either do it now, or even before you cut and paste the data here
Here is an example of a data set that has been cut and pasted