[BlindMath] XLSTAT accessibility

[Martin, Vincent F]

Veverything in a preliminary Statistics course can be done in Excel as well.  

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Subject: [BlindMath] XLSTAT accessibility

Hello All,

Does anyone know the accessibility status of the XLSTAT add in for Excel. Their website is https://www.xlstat.com/en/

Does anyone have suggestions for what statistical program to use in an introductory stats course that uses Minitab. I know others have been suggesting R, but R as a language may be over the top for most students in an introductory stats course.

Thank you,
Andy

Andrew S.J. Swanson
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