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Richard has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Project Intro Intermediate course

Pivot charts

I would like to know more about how to use pivot table. I work on marketing and track our various marketing activity. At the end of a marketing campaign, I would like my staff members to show the different types of activity e.g. advertising, mailing, emails, etc and then the number of people who booked a place at one of our events as a result of that activity (we can tell this from our tracking activities). I then want to enter the cost of each activity and use a Pivot table to calculate the cost per head for each bit of marketing activity that we do. Can you advise?

Kind regards

Richard

RE: Pivot charts

Hello Richard,

Pivot tables are a good way of analysing upto four data sets.

Your question is very involved to demonstrate simply in this forum. This is a topic we address in depth on our Excel Advanced course. I would encourage you to attend.

Please find a link to the content of the Excel Advanced course below.

https://www.stl-training.co.uk/excel-training-in-london-2003-advanced.php

Regards

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Some times you want to check if there are cells missing data in your range. You can use the COUNTBLANK FUNCTION to acheive this. It is =COUNTBLANK(Range). Note Cells with formulas that return "" (empty text) are also counted. Cells with zero values are not counted.

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