c.Use Excel to select 2 more random samples, calculate the sample mean for each, and calculate the sampling error for each
TABLE C6-2: Customer Satisfaction |
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Customer Number |
Customer Name |
Satisfaction Level |
1 |
Anderson |
Very high |
2 |
Angero |
high |
3 |
Ball |
medium |
4 |
Bobak |
low |
5 |
Chontos |
high |
6 |
Detley |
very low |
7 |
Hetfield |
very high |
8 |
Iruja |
medium |
9 |
Jamesson |
high |
10 |
Kemp |
medium |
11 |
Lehmann |
high |
12 |
Lee |
high |
13 |
Lewins |
low |
14 |
Luo |
very high |
15 |
Madras |
very high |
16 |
Morris |
low |
17 |
Mulder |
medium |
18 |
Ngozichi |
low |
19 |
Nickens |
very high |
20 |
Poteau |
very high |
21 |
Sakomoto |
medium |
22 |
Scully |
high |
23 |
Singh |
high |
24 |
Skinner |
high |
25 |
Suzuki |
low |
26 |
Tang |
medium |
27 |
Vu'oto |
high |
28 |
Walker |
medium |
29 |
Yap |
high |
30 |
Zindermanelino |
very low |
sample.
Creating random sample in excel is easy step. Formula for creating random sample is "=Rand()".
But each and every time random sample will get change automatically for any other change made with in excel.
So once we create random sample, we need to make the formula in the range a s values.which means you have to convert the value in to paste special value format in excel.
Please find the below image in detail.
If you are creating random sample with the formula “=Rand()” in your system , you might be getting different values. Because the allocation will be based on the random values.
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