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Data at Work: Best practices for creating effective charts and information graphics in Microsoft Excel by Jorge Camoes.

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Alborosie4 years ago

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Making a graph in Excel is a very simple task. For this you need only a small table with data like the following:

Once the range of the table is selected, we will select the «Insert» tag and then go to the «Graphics» group where we will select one of the graphs that Excel offers us and which we have explained previously. The steps you must follow can be seen in this image:

The great advantage of creating these charts in Excel is that you can edit very easily through the menu options and you can also change the chart type very easily.

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This term is used in programming languages/concepts, database management, systems design, etc. It's defined as a singular, identifiable and separate object, a thing of interest to an organization, system or individual about which data is to be held. Each of these entities have attributes (properties or characteristics) and can be considered as separate wholes.

Some examples of entities are:

In a system: discrete or separate components
In general, users, components and organizations.

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__________ is a protocol used by e-mail clients to download e-mails to your computer.

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I have created and attached an image with example values for this question.

First we'll learn the IF function syntax:

IF(logical_test, value_if_true, [value_if_false])

Where

logical_test is the decision making comparison

value_if_true is the result to return when TRUE

value_if_false is the result to return when FALSE

We assume that cells B10 to G10 contain the Total Sales for January to June. And cells B17 to G17 contain the Commissions for January to June.

The formula to use in cell B17 is:

=IF(B10>=200000;True;False)

The formula to use in cell B17 is:

=IF(B10>=200000;B10*0.35;False)

The formula to use in cell B17 is:

=IF(B10>=200000;B10*0.35;B10*0.27)

To copy the formula in B17 to C17:G17, you can just copy and paste or select cell B17 and drag from the black square on the bottom right of the cell.

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The U.S. Government has put in place an IPv6 mandate that comes into affect on September 30th. That new mandate requires all government agencies to have their public facing websites and email services available over IPv6.

At this point, it’s not likely that every government website will meet the deadline, though a large number of them will. Christine Schweickert, senior engagement manager for public sector at Akamai, told EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet that she expects over 1,800 U.S Government websites will be on IPv6 by the mandate deadline.

From an Akamai perspective, the company has a large number of U.S. Government customers that it is enabling for IPv6 with dual-stack servers. In a dual-stack implementation, a site is available natively over both IPv4 and IPv6. Akamai’s Content Delivery Network has a mapping technology that optimizes traffic around the Internet. Getting the government websites to run on IPv6 is just a matter of putting the site configuration on the Akamai dual-stack server maps.

“So if a request comes in to a government website from an IPv6 client, we will go ahead and route them to the best performing Akamai Edge server that can speak IPv6 back to that request,” Schweickert explained.

Another approach that some network administrators have tried for IPv6 support has been to tunnel the IPv6 traffic over an IPv4 network, or vice-versa. In Schweickert’s view, that’s not an ideal solution as it tends to break things.“When you’re tunneling, you’re routing through IPv4 packets and that’s not in the spirit that we have to operate in globally,” Schweickert said.

In contrast, Schweickert noted that with dual-stack, the server will respond to IPv4 requests with IPv4 content and to IPv6 requests with IPv6 content. “If you’re using tunneling, you’re really just doing a workaround,” Schweickert said.

To make it even easier for the U.S. Government websites, Akamai isn’t actually charging more money for the dual-stack service either. Schweickert noted that the dual-stack capability is a feature that is already part of the delivery service that Akamai is providing to its U.S Government customers.

David Helms, Vice President, Cyber Security Center of Excellence at Salient Federal Solutions is among those that are backers of the Akamai approach to meeting the September 30th IPv6 mandate. In his view, it’s all about enabling interesting services and locations over IPv6 in order to spur adoption.

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