Pivot Tables Essentials For Data Analytics in Excel
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PivotTables are considered by many to be the most powerful data analysis feature in Excel, combining the ability to sort, filter, subtotal, calculate, and chart data in minutes.
A PivotTable displays a summary of a selected data set in a condensed format of rows, columns, data fields, and pages. These components can be “pivoted” with your mouse allowing you to expand, isolate, calculate, and group the particular data in real-time. This table empowers the user to view and analyze large amounts of information.
PivotTables are a “must have” reporting tool enabling quick business decisions, crucial in business, government, and academic fields.
PivotCharts provides added enhancement through the powerful graphical presentation of PivotTable data.
Understand this power-packed capability of Excel and how you can create PivotTables in minutes “working smarter, not harder”!
Areas Covered
- Data table design essentials
- Understand PivotTables
- Create your own PivotTable
- Define the PivotTable structure
- Switch and delete PivotTable fields
- PivotTable Tools – Analyze and Design
- Summary Value Calculations and Format
- Column and Row Filters
- PivotCharts
- PivotTable Slicers to Filter Data and Charts
- Inserting a Timeline Filter
Course Level - Basic/Intermediate
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