
Learn why and How create Pivot table in Excel Data
What you'll learn
How to create amazing looking dashboards using Pivot Tables
How to do a PivotTable (a quick refresher)
Advanced Pivot Table Method
Create Pivot Table with Dynamic Range
Advanced data analysis techniques
Advanced data analysis techniques
Pivot tables are a data processing technique that use statistical functions to summarize data from other tables. They allow users to expand, isolate, sum, and group data. The pivot function rotates a column into a row, aggregates values, and allows users to filter, sort, group, and create custom calculations
Some advanced features of Excel pivot tables include:
Calculating the difference between columns
Smart custom number formatting
Double-clicking to view details
Creating custom groupings
Grouping date fields
Here are some tips for using pivot tables in Excel:
Use the keyboard shortcut Alt + D + P to open the PivotTable and PivotChart Wizard
Use the keyboard shortcut Alt + N + V to quickly create a pivot table
Double-right click on a value inside a pivot table to see the data behind that aggregated value
An advanced pivot table in Excel is a way to link multiple pivot tables together so that you can filter all of them at once. This is instead of having to change the filter on each pivot table individually
Advanced Pivot Table Techniques You Should Know in 2024
You can use “Data Model” feature of Excel to connect multiple tables and create pivots from them
Master the skills of advanced Excel including Pivot Tables with our comprehensive course. Learn to analyze, visualize data and automate tasks
This course includes:
3 + Hours of Videos Tutorials
Exercise files to practice what you learned
This course was recorded using Excel from Office 365. It's also relevant to those using other, recent versions of Microsoft Excel including Excel 2013, 2016, and 2019.