Demystifying Excel Pivot Tables

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Deadline: June 02, 2019 | Date: June 03, 2019

Venue/Country: Online, U.S.A

Updated: 2019-05-15 15:46:27 (GMT+9)

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We'll begin by helping you ensure that your data is in the right shape to create a pivot table. This is the place most people stop on their journey.

Some of the fixes are so simple you'll be amazed. Then, onto actually creating pivot tables, understanding how they are connected and how they interact with the source data from which they are created.

From there, you'll learn how to activate features like GETPIVOTDATA functions, charts, graphs, calculated fields, filtering and sorting, and more!

Why should you Attend

Data is not getting any smaller. And, the information we're being asked to provide isn't getting any less complicated. So, why are Pivot Tables so important to our work? Well, Pivot Tables can help you aggregate, calculate and format large volumes of data in easy to understand tables and charts, and do it quickly! Traditional tools like sort, filter, grouping and subtotaling can only get you so far.

And the nature of these tools means that you're either making multiple copies of the same data (almost always a bad idea), or designing reporting processes that are so manually intensive that errors are almost a guarantee! If they had called Pivot Tables a "custom table writer," you may have clicked on it years ago! But, that's exactly what it is.

And, you can create visually impactful reports from them. The flexibility and feature richness of Pivot Tables make them a must have tool in your toolbox for information analysis and reporting.

Areas Covered in the Session

Optimal data structures for Pivot Tables

Easy fixes to ugly data to get you on your way

Creating and Modifying Pivot Tables

Creating interactivity in Pivot Tables with Report Filters, Slicers, filtering and sorting

The impact of refreshing your pivot tables

How create charts

Calculating with pivoted data

Who Will Benefit

Administrative Professionals

Business Analysts

Managers

Supervisors

Data Analysts

Business Process

Analysts

Executives

Executive Assistants

Administrative Assistants

Financial Analysts

Accountants

Compliance Analysts

Speaker Profile

Melissa Esquibel specializes in transforming those confused by technology into empowered users of their software tools. As a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) with more than 30 years in business application technology, Melissa has a unique ability to make learning programs enjoyable AND valuable.