Complete Introduction to Excel Pivot Tables
Learn to analyze and summarize data in seconds using Excel's most powerful data feature - PivotTables and Pivot Charts!
4.61 (2361 reviews)
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4 hours
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Feb 2025
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$89.99
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What you will learn
Learn to use the most POWERFUL tool in Microsoft Excel to easily summarize and create reports from your data
Enjoy CLEAR, CONCISE and LOGICAL step by step instructions from a best selling Excel and Power BI Udemy Instructor
In SECONDS create aggregated and summarized tables of data from VAST quantities of spreadsheet data
LIFETIME access to course materials and practice activities with a 100% MONEY-BACK guarantee
At the click of a mouse, create percentages, running totals, difference from and ranking calculations with no formulas!
Learn to use filters and slicers to display INTERACTIVE views of data with no complex coding or VBA
Get COMPREHENSIVE understanding of trends within data with a few clicks of the mouse
Learn to ANALYZE Human Resource data using grouping and frequency analysis
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Our Verdict
This popular Udemy course offers a deep dive into Excel PivotTables and Pivot Charts. While expecting some patience from beginners due to the fast pace of instruction, this comprehensive program provides solid explanations and hands-on exercises that will benefit anyone wanting to analyze and summarize data efficiently. With constant improvements over time, it remains an up-to-date resource for Excel users as they work towards mastering PivotTables features and functionality.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of Excel PivotTables, from basics to advanced features like filters and slicers
- Real-world examples and practical activities solidify understanding of key concepts
- Instructor's expertise in Excel and Power BI results in a well-designed course structure with logical steps and helpful repetition
- Valuable tips and tricks for those already familiar with PivotTables
Potential Drawbacks
- Pace of instruction can be too quick, especially for non-native English speakers or beginners in Excel
- Interactive dashboard section may seem elementary to some learners despite raising high expectations
- Lack of specific guidance for Excel 2010 users regarding the Slicer tab not being displayed on the ribbon
- Text-based lessons could be improved, feeling more like an afterthought compared to video content
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06/10/2018
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