Business, 09.04.2021 23:10, wolffee895
Levi, a store manager, has an Excel spreadsheet listing data about the purchases of 250 customers. The manager would like to randomly select 30 customers and see a list of their names so that he can contact them, conduct a survey, and offer them a discount for their time. What is the most efficient way to produce a sampling of customers and see a list of their names?
use the Solver, select Sampling, and draw a sample from the range with the customers’ names
use the Solver, assign a number to each customer’s name, and then use the Random Number Generator
use Data Analysis, select Sampling, and draw a sample from the range with the customers’ names
use Data Analysis, assign a number to each customer’s name, and then use the Random Number Generator
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