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The Complete Microsoft Excel Data Analysis and Pivot Tables
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The Complete Microsoft Excel Data Analysis and Pivot Tables

Master The Complete Microsoft Excel Data Analysis and Pivot Tables for Smarter Business Decisions & Data Driven Insights
Created byBright Path
Last updated 7/2025
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Overview of Excel for Data Analysis
  • Rearranging Fields: Rows, Columns, Values, Filters
  • Grouping and Summarizing Data
  • Using Slicers for Interactive Filtering
  • Creating Calculated Fields and Items
  • Customizing PivotCharts (titles, legends, axis)
  • Dashboard Basics with PivotTables and PivotCharts
  • Sorting and Filtering within PivotTables

Course content

1 section15 lectures2h 13m total length
  • Overview of Excel for Data Analysis8:52

    Explore using Excel for data analysis with a simple sales dataset, turning data into a table, and applying sums, averages, sorts, filters, and a clustered column chart.

  • What is a PivotTable?7:25

    Explore how pivot tables in Excel summarize and analyze sales data, showing totals by month and product, and revealing patterns without altering the original data.

  • Creating a PivotTable from a Dataset6:41

    Learn to create a pivot table from a dataset in Excel, drag fields to rows and values to summarize sales by product, month, and region with no advanced formulas required.

  • PivotTable Interface Walkthrough9:23

    Explore the Microsoft Excel pivot table interface, create a pivot table from raw data, assign fields to filters, rows, columns, and values, and use slicer and timeline.

  • Rearranging Fields: Rows, Columns, Values, Filters8:02

    Explore rearranging fields in a pivot table, moving rows, columns, values, and filters to analyze data from different angles. Use drag-and-drop and sum or average calculations.

  • Grouping and Summarizing Data7:53

    Master grouping and summarizing data in pivot tables to organize dates, numbers, and categories by inserting a pivot table, dragging fields, and grouping by month or year.

  • Sorting and Filtering within PivotTables8:12

    Master sorting and filtering in pivot tables to analyze sales data by region and product, using row labels, values, and slicers for dynamic insights.

  • Using Slicers for Interactive Filtering8:22

    Learn to use slicers for interactive filtering in pivot tables, enabling one-click data filtering of regions and products, with dynamic sales summaries and pivot table customization.

  • Creating Calculated Fields and Items10:32

    Learn how to create calculated fields and items in pivot tables to compute total revenue from unit sold and unit price, without altering source data.

  • Creating PivotCharts8:44

    Create pivot charts to visually explore and present sales data alongside pivot tables, enabling quick trend and outlier detection and at-a-glance comparisons.

  • Types of PivotCharts and Ahen to use Each10:31

    Explore pivot chart types in Excel and learn when to use column, bar, line, area, and pie charts to compare categories, show trends, and reveal proportions in pivot tables.

  • Customizing PivotCharts (titles, legends, axis)8:35

    Learn to customize pivot charts by editing titles, axis, and legends, and adding data labels and a chart title for clear sales insights from region, product, and quarter data.

  • Dashboard Basics with PivotTables and PivotCharts10:03

    Learn to build a dynamic dashboard from a simple sales data set by creating pivot tables, pivot charts, and slicers to summarize revenue by product and region.

  • Inventory Tracking and Forecasting9:14

    Learn to build an inventory tracking and forecasting sheet in Excel, monitor stock levels, highlight low stock with conditional formatting, and forecasted sales and stock using a basic growth model.

  • Customer Segmentation Using PivotTables10:56

    Learn how to use pivot tables in Microsoft Excel for customer segmentation by region and spending, creating a dataset and pivot table to group customers and analyze totals.

Requirements

  • No prior Excel experience needed

Description

Master the art of data analysis and unlock the full analytical power of Microsoft Excel with "The Complete Microsoft Excel Data Analysis and Pivot Tables." This in-depth course is designed to equip you with practical Excel skills for transforming raw data into actionable insights—perfect for students, professionals, and business analysts alike.


From understanding core data analysis concepts to leveraging the power of PivotTables and advanced Excel tools, this course covers everything you need to confidently analyze, summarize, and visualize data in the real world.


What You’ll Learn:

  • Essential Data Analysis Techniques: Sorting, filtering, conditional formatting, and data validation

  • Working with Tables: Creating and managing Excel Tables for structured data handling

  • Mastering PivotTables: Creating, customizing, and analyzing data with dynamic PivotTables

  • PivotCharts & Slicers: Visualizing and interacting with your data like a pro

  • Advanced Features: Grouping, calculated fields, timelines, and multiple consolidation ranges

  • Data Cleaning: Removing duplicates, handling blanks, and preparing data for analysis

  • Data Tools: Using Flash Fill, Text to Columns, and What-If Analysis for deeper insights


Whether you're looking to analyze sales data, summarize reports, or make smarter business decisions, this course will give you the Excel data analysis and PivotTable expertise you need.


Enroll now and take your Excel skills to the next level!

Who this course is for:

  • Excel users who want to focus on data analysis
  • Anyone looking to master PivotTables and elevate their data interpretation skills
  • Business professionals, analysts, students, and managers
  • Those preparing for Excel related certification or job interviews