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Advanced Excel PivotTable Techniques
PivotTables are one of the most powerful tools in Excel for summarizing and analyzing data, but there are many hidden
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PivotTables are one of the most powerful tools in Excel for summarizing and analyzing data, but there are many hidden
Read MoreOctober 31, 2023
Slicers are a fantastic tool to get a filtered view of your data and visuals. But by default, they get
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One of the downsides of PivotTables is they have a very distinctive look. Some might even say they’re ugly. In
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With Microsoft 365 we can now include images in Excel PivotTables, as well as built in data types like Stock
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In this tutorial we’re going to look at the options we have available to auto refresh PivotTables in Excel without
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Show Items with no Data in PivotTables is a handy setting that allows you to show items in the PivotTable
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There’s no built-in way we can force Excel Slicers to single select, but we can use some crafty tricks to
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Creating an Excel PivotTable Profit and Loss statement is surprisingly easy. And because it’s a PivotTable you can team it
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The Excel PivotTable field list automatically appears in the task pane on the right-hand side of the Excel window when
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There are a couple of ways you can hide blanks in Excel PivotTables. To be clear, the ‘blanks’ I’m referring
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Excel Slicers are great, but they’re a bit on the chunky side and that can be a pain when you’re
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With PivotTable Quick Explore we can filter and drill down in PivotTables and Pivot Charts without the field list exposed.
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Inserting PivotTables in Excel Online is now possible. It’s still in its infancy with many features you may be used
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Obviously, we don’t want our PivotTables littered with #DIV/0! and #NULL! errors if we’re presenting them in a report (like
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PivotTables can make quick work of summarising and analysing data and they have some handy built in percentage calculations available
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Did you know you can display symbols in Excel Slicers? That’s right, Slicers aren’t just limited to listing boring old
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New in Excel 2019 onward and Microsoft 365 is the ability to set a PivotTable default layout, which can save
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The Excel PivotTable Show Values As menu has a load of handy instant calculations you can use. For example you
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In Excel 2007 Microsoft thought they’d get clever and impose nested row labels in our PivotTables: If you’re a PivotTable
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If you put a field in the values area of a PivotTable and it defaults to COUNT as opposed to
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Updated 16 May 2023 Note: This does not apply to Power Pivot aka Data Model PivotTables. When you create a
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Unfortunately there’s no built in way to calculate the median in a PivotTable. The approach is different depending on whether
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A while back I wrote about how to create Excel PivotTable Calculated Items using the conventional approach of referencing the
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I’ve always thought after inserting a PivotTable that Excel should ask “would you like a PivotChart with that?”. I think
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Inserting Excel PivotTable Calculated Items is a great way to analyse your data and automatically incorporate that analysis in your
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There’s no built-in way to create Excel Slicers for fiscal years, however the solution is easily achieved by adding an
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Excel Slicers for rolling periods, for example; the last 12 months, requires a column in your source data that looks
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In this tutorial we’re going to look at how we can create a single Excel Slicer for Year and Month,
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After having thousands of people recently attend our free PivotTable webinar we found there were 3 questions that were asked
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Excel PivotTables are a treasure trove of features. One of my favourites is the ability to expand/collapse and drill down
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