Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables are one of the most powerful tools in Excel’s data analysis and Business Intelligence (BI) armoury.
With just a few clicks of the mouse (and no complicated formulas!) you can quickly and easily build the reports, dashboards and charts that help you to summarize, analyze, interpret and understand your data which in turn helps you to spot trends and get answers to the important questions on which you base your key business decisions.
Pivot Tables have a reputation for being complicated and scary but by attending this excel Pivot Table tutorial, you’ll be pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to use and create them.
Why You Should Attend:
From global enterprises to early-stage startups and small businesses, people everywhere use Pivot Tables to see and understand their data
Learning how to create Pivot Tables is one of the must have skills for anyone who needs to use Excel to quickly build reports and summaries
This advanced excel training will provide you with a solid foundation that you can use to build your own Excel Pivot Tables and charts
Areas Covered in the Session :
Use cases: Why and when you should use a Pivot Table
Your raw data – do’s and don’ts
Create a simple Pivot Table with a few mouse clicks
Different ways to summarize your data – total, count and percent
Apply formatting to a Pivot Table to make it easy to read and understand
Display Pivot Table data in alphabetical or numerical order
Represent the Pivot Table data as a chart/graph
How to update a Pivot Table when the source data changes
Who Should Attend:
You should attend this training if you need to use Excel to quickly build reports and summaries or if you simply want to learn how to create Pivot Tables to improve your knowledge of Excel.
You don’t have to be proficient in the use of Excel to attend. If you can create basic worksheets and can copy and paste and apply basic formatting to cells, you’ll be able to follow along.
The training will be delivered using the latest version of Excel for Windows although much of the functionality is available in earlier versions of Excel.