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Mini Data Bootcamp

Ann K. Emery
Updated on: Jun 12th, 2025
Data Analysis
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Ann K. Emery is an expert in data analysis, data visualization, and data storytelling.

In April 2025, I spent two half-days teaching a fuller Data Bootcamp for the Asian American Health Initiative in Maryland.

We went through the entire data analysis process together: data management, cleaning, tabulation, and visualization. And, we practiced in both Excel and Power BI.

In this 5-part series, you’ll learn some of the highlights from that two-day class.

What’s Inside

  • Part 1: Text Editing in Excel
  • Part 2: Birthdates into Age Ranges in Excel
  • Part 3: Merging and Lookups
  • Part 4: Excel Dashboards
  • Part 5: Power BI Dashboards

Watch the 5-Part Series

Download the Excel File

It’s here: https://depictdatastudio.kit.com/products/mini-data-bootcamp

More about Ann K. Emery
Ann K. Emery is a sought-after speaker who is determined to get your data out of spreadsheets and into stakeholders’ hands. Each year, she leads more than 100 workshops, webinars, and keynotes for thousands of people around the globe. Her design consultancy also overhauls graphs, publications, and slideshows with the goal of making technical information easier to understand for non-technical audiences.

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