Description
Working with a large list of data in Excel? To see the wood for the trees, pivot tables (PivotTables) give you a clear overview of all your collected data. You'll learn how many items meet a certain condition. You'll also learn how to analyse using different parameters such as language, region, or any other column in your table. In short, optimise the analysis of your data thanks to the huge benefits of Excel PivotTables.
Objectives
After this online training "Excel: Mastering PivotTables":
You'll lay the right foundation for building PivotTables
You'll know the power of PivotTables
Target audience
Employees who regularly work with data lists in Excel and want to analyse their data.
Prerequisites
Participants have taken the Excel course 'lists and tables' or have equivalent knowledge.
Contents
The power of PivotTables
Using Recommended PivotTables
The different parts of a pivot table: filter fields, row fields, column fields and values
Layout and structure of a pivot table: style, calculation layout, report layout (compact, outline, tabular)
Subtotals: activating, removing, activating for specific fields only
Displaying calculations differently: % of grand total, % of row total, etc.
Grouping data: text, dates, numbers
What is the PivotCache?
Filtering PivotTables with slicers (standard slicers and timeline slicers)
Intro to Power Pivot: Creating a PivotTable based on multiple tables
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