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Highlight the entire table, create a pivot table, drag region name to rows and sales volume to values, then add a chart (pie or column) to visualize the data.
Explore manual and automatic sorting in pivot tables, reorganizing regions by name or sales volume to keep totals aligned, with steps to drag items or sort by smallest to largest.
Compare pivot table layouts in Excel for Mac: compact, outline, and tabular. Assess their advantages and drawbacks, including totals and blanks, and how file extension, paths, and file names display.
Create and group pivot table row fields in Excel for Mac, merging East and West Midlands into Midlands, and London into a group, with rest of England for streamlined reporting.
Learn how to apply filters in pivot tables and on worksheets, refining by columns or reports using file extensions like .mp3 and .m4v, with Mac and PC considerations.
Explore esoteric options in the analyze menu, including naming pivot tables, renaming fields, adjusting paths and file extensions, and managing grouping, slicers, and data sources.
Learn to refine a Mac Excel pivot table by changing aggregates to count, min, max, or average, and count non-blank entries to reveal file counts and sizes by extension.
Create a pivot table from the GDP data, add year, season, and type as raw fields in a tabular layout, repeat the year field, and show min and max values.
Explore the layout options in the pivot table layout tab, including auto fit column widths on update, preserve cell formatting, merge and center cells with labels, and filter arrangement.
Learn how pivot tables manage underlying data, including when to save source data with the file, how to refresh, and how item retention and alt text support accessibility.
Create a pivot table from the HP admins data with date down, region across, and sum of sales; group dates by year and month and add a slicer for 2008-2009.
Apply custom formatting in Excel to control positive, negative, zero, and text formats with colors and prefixes; learn to hide zeros and use in pivot tables.
Apply conditional formatting in pivot tables to highlight values with built-in rules and custom formats. Manage rules and priorities, including stop if true, to reveal data patterns.
Discover how to style pivot tables in Excel for Mac 3 using the design tab, duplicate and customize pivot table styles, and apply banded rows and columns for clearer data.
This course covers one of the most useful, but scariest-sounding, functions in Microsoft Excel; PIVOT TABLES.
Please note: This course is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft.
It sounds difficult, but in fact can be done in just a few clicks. We'll do our first one in a couple of minutes - that's all it takes. We'll also add a chart as well in that time.
After only these first few minutes, you will be streets ahead of anyone who doesn't know anything about Pivot Tables - it is really that important.
After this introduction, we'll go into some detail into how to set up your Pivot Table - the initial data, and the various options that are available to you. We will go into advanced options that most people don't even know about, but which are very useful. This includes using conditional formatting, adding slicers and timelines so that you can create dashboards, and advanced calculations, such as Percentage of total, Cumulative totals, and calculated fields and items. We'll also have a look at Pivot Charts and their relationship to Pivot Tables.
By the end, you will be an Expert user of Pivot Tables, able to create reliable analyses which are able to be drilled-down quickly, and you'll be able to help others with their data analysis.