Excel 2003 Pivot Tables - Level 1
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In Southwark
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Type
Course
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Location
Southwark
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Class hours
3h
An introduction to the power of Pivot Tables in MS Excel 2003.
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About this course
You need to have basic knowledge of MS Excel 2003. It would
help if you have used Pivot Tables in the past, but this is not
essential
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An introduction to the power of Pivot Tables in MS Excel 2003.
PREREQUISITES
You need to have basic knowledge of MS Excel 2003. It would help if you have used Pivot Tables in the past, but this is not essential
PIVOT TABLE FUNDAMENTALS
- What is a Pivot Table
- Why Should you use a Pivot Table
- When Should you use a Pivot Table
- The Anatomy of a Pivot Table
- Pivot Tables Behind the Scenes
- Limitations of Pivot Table Reports
- Preparing Your Data
- Creating a Basic Pivot Table
- Keeping up with Changes in your Data Source
- The Need to Customize
- Displaying the Pivot Table Field Dialog box
- Customising Field Names
- Applying Numeric Formats in Data Fields
- Changing Summary Calculations
- Adding and Removing Subtotals
- Using Running Total Options
- Using AutoFormat
- Applying your own Style
- Setting Table Options
- Grand totals for columns and rows
- AutoFormat table
- Subtotal hidden Page items
- Merged Labels
- Preserve Formatting
- Repeat Item Labels on Each Printed Page
- Mark Totals with *
- Page Layout
- For Error Values Show
- For Empty Cells Show
- Set Print Titles
- Formatting a Pivot Table
- Grand totals for columns and rows
- Showing and Hiding Options
- Sorting in a Pivot table
- Producing Top 10 Reports
- Group Pivot Fields
- Introducing Calculated Fields and Calculated Items
- Rules and Shortcomings of Pivot Table Calculations
- Managing and maintaining your Pivot Table Calculations
Excel 2003 Pivot Tables - Level 1