Learn how to summarize and analyze data using one of the most powerful and overlooked features in Excel for Mac: PivotTables.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Use Excel PivotTables to summarize and analyze data
- What you should know
- Introducing PivotTables
- Format data for use in a PivotTable
- Create a PivotTable
- Pivot a PivotTable
- Configure a PivotTable
- Connect to an external data source
- Manage PivotTables
- Manage subtotals and grand totals
- Change the data field summary operation
- Summarize more than one data field
- Create a calculated field
- Drill down to the underlying data
- Use PivotTable data in a formula
- Sort PivotTable data
- Filter a PivotTable field by selection
- Filter a PivotTable by rule
- Filter a PivotTable using a search filter
- Filter a PivotTable using slicers
- Format slicers
- Filter with report filter fields
- Clear and reapply PivotTable filters
- Apply a PivotTable style
- Create a PivotTable style
- Change the PivotTable layout
- Change the data field number format
- Print a PivotTable
- Highlight cells by applying a rule
- Highlight the top or bottom values in a PivotTable
- Format cells using data bars
- Format cells using color scales
- Format cells using icon sets
- Edit a conditional formatting rule
- Control how multiple rules are applied
- Delete a conditional formatting rule
- Create a PivotChart
- Pivot a PivotChart
- Filter a PivotChart
- Format a PivotChart
- Change a PivotChart chart type
- Next steps
Taught by
Curt Frye