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Microsoft Excel - How to Create & Use Pivot Tables 
 
7/7/2010 
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 Class Description

Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables are a useful tool for ad-hoc analysis and reporting from almost any data source.

Learn more in this webcast, "How to Create and Use Pivot Tables in Microsoft Excel."

Excel's Pivot Tables enable you to slice, dice and present data from a variety of perspectives.

In this class you will learn how to:

  • Understand the general math concept behind Pivot Tables
  • Set your Excel spreadsheet database in proper format for Pivot Table creation
  • Create a basic Pivot Table
  • Manipulate multiple views of Pivot Table data
     

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