
Craft Excel Pivot Tables for Data Reporting
Master the use of pivot tables in Excel to improve data processing and create interactive tables for advanced reports.
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Master the use of pivot tables in Excel to improve data processing and create interactive tables for advanced reports.
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Improve data processing and reporting for your Excel data sheets by learning to set up pivot tables to summarize your data. Using mock-up sales data, you will learn to extract and aggregate large sets of data into easy-to-use pivot tables with a single click. Not only will you gain advanced techniques for sorting, filtering, grouping, and displaying data, but you will also make reporting and analyzing large data sets easier with clear tables and charts that can be interacted with by anyone.
You will learn how to:
- Create pivot tables and pivot charts for visual representations of your data
- Sort and group data based on values, labels, and more
- Format pivot tables manually and with conditional formatting
- Manipulate how data is calculated and displayed for your pivot table
- Refresh pivot tables when data is updated
- Use slicers to create interactive reports
Who is this course for?
- Entrepreneurs looking to effectively use data for business decisions
- Job-seekers wanting to upskill into Excel for data-related positions
- Anyone wishing to improve their business productivity
- Data analysts wanting to unlock the power of pivot tables
Requirements
- A basic working knowledge of Excel.
Career path
- Excel Administrator: £22,379
- Data Analyst: £36,636
- Data Scientist: £58,832
- Data Specialist: £46,152
- Data Entry: £20,156
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