Learn how to use Excel Pivot Tables at work plus one killer trick.
InstructorSebastian Glöckner • 300.000+ TeilnehmerThe instruction is described as easy to follow, with a pace that allows learners to absorb the core concepts through on-screen visuals.
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This slide illustrates an Excel Pivot Table example with row labels for dates and column labels for RAM sizes, displaying numerical data for items sold.
This slide presents a sample dataset containing cost figures across three categories for four consecutive months in early 2015, illustrating the raw tabular data format used for analysis.
This graphic features a simple clock icon positioned above the phrase 'Time saving' on a yellow background, illustrating the efficiency benefits of using Excel Pivot Tables.
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The course provides a steady and easy-to-follow instructional flow for fundamental Pivot Table mechanics.
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