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Jaclyn has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Excel training

How do I create a pivot table?

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Hi Jaclyn

Thank you for your question.

To create a pivot table, first ensure that all the data you wish to include in the pivot table is continuous, i.e. there are no whole blank rows or columns within the data area that you want to create the pivot table from.

Then:
1. Select a cell in the data area.
2. Go to Data - PivotTable and PivotChart report.
3. Follow through the Wizard.
4. You will now have a pivottable area and a pivottable field list showing on your screen. To add a field to the pivot table, select it with your mouse from the pivottable field list and drag it into the pivot table area where you want it positioned. The only real rule of thumb is that numerical values should go into the Data Items area.

To remove an item from the pivot table area, select the grey box representing the field in the pivot table area and drag it with your mouse outside of the pivot table area.

I hope this helps.
Amanda

Excel tip:

Quickly insert a function

In Excel 97 and 2000 it was known as the Paste Function dialog box, these days it's known as the Insert Function dialog box. Regardless, one has to choose Insert|Function. or the fx button to open it up. There is, however, a non-mousey way to get hold of the Insert Function dialog box: press Shift+F3 in a blank cell to open the Insert Function dialog.

Press Shift+F3 after a function name and open bracket to open the Function Arguments dialog. For example, type =VLOOKUP( into a cell and press Shift+F3 to obtain a detailed description of VLOOKUP's arguments.

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