Excel 2003 Pivot Tables - Level 2
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In Southwark
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Course
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Location
Southwark
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Class hours
3h
A further look at the power of Pivot tables and Pivot Charts, introducing getting your data from multiple sources, and opening the door to OLAP Cubes!!
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About this course
You need to know how to create simple Pivot Tables, format them,
and use calculations within them.
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Course programme
A further look at the power of Pivot tables and Pivot Charts, introducing getting your data from multiple sources, and opening the door to OLAP Cubes!!
PREREQUISITES
You need to know how to create simple Pivot Tables, format them, and use calculations within them.
CREATING A USING PIVOT CHARTS
- What is a Pivot Chart Really?
- Creating your first Pivot Chart
- Rules and Limitations of Pivot charts
- Alternatives to using Pivot Charts
- Working with Disparate Data Sources
- Using Multiple Consolidation ranges
- The Anatomy of a Multiple Consolidation range Pivot
table
- Creating a Pivot Table from an Existing Pivot Table
- External Data Sources
- Working Around Excel's Data Management Limitations
- About MS Query
- Analyze a dataset with more than 83,000 records with a
Pivot Table
- Importing and Using External data without the PivotTable
Wizard
- Creating Dynamic Pivot Table Reporting Systems
- Pivot Table data options
- Defining OLAP
- Benefits of OLAP Cubes
- Introduction to Data Warehouses and OLAP Cubes
- Connecting to an OLAP Cube
- Working with an OLAP Pivot Table
- Comparing OLAP Cube' Pivot Tables to Excel Data
- Other Considerations When Using OLAP Cubes
Excel 2003 Pivot Tables - Level 2