It is safe to say that there are large tables of data everywhere we look - lists of employees and customers, products and transactions, locations, and projects – but by themselves they're useless. The power in those records is only shown when you can analyze them, run reports on them, and display charts to decision-makers. Such data can give you and your team deep insights into sales, production, task management, scheduling, and so much more. When you try to analyze such information or even multiple tables of information, sorting, filtering, and creating functions can only go so far, but Pivot Tables has the power to analyze your data in great detail and provide the best insights from your data. It gives the power to provide compact and detailed reports without any complex formulas or time-consuming techniques. The pivot table is the best analytical tool that comes with both speed and flexibility. Many people have heard of Pivot Tables, but never used them, and they can be intimidating if you've never worked with them. A Pivot Table is incredibly powerful, but also incredibly simple to use. Anyone who needs to see useful, actionable information within larger spreadsheets will benefit from this webinar. In this session, we'll work with Pivot Tables – creating simple reports and summaries that will demonstrate the truth within those large sets of data. Within just a few clicks, you'll have generated sums and averages of various values, and with just another two clicks, the table will change to something completely different. Then, we'll layer useful functionality and professional design aesthetics to take the Pivot Table to the next level. At the end of this session, you will realize that Pivot Tables are one of the most powerful keys to gaining insight into your business!

Areas Covered:-

• What is a Pivot Table? What problems does it solve?
• Structuring Data to Create a Pivot Table
• Creating and Modifying Pivot Tables for Different Scenarios
• Summarizing Data with Sums, Averages, and Counts
• Segmenting, Sorting, and Filtering by Multiple Criteria
• Creating Reports from Pivot Tables
• Formatting the Table and Creating Pivot Charts
• Pivot Table Presentation Formatting, Themes, and Chart Styles
• Drilling into the Data for More Information
• Analyzing Data with Calculations and Filters
• Combining Multiple Tables with Pivot Tables
• Creating Calculated Fields and Items from Existing Data
• FAQs & Examples