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Financial management. Food and nutrition. Fun and games. Health and fitness. Home learning. Papers and reports. Photo albums. To do this, just select the first column title and type over. Repeat for 2nd column. We can go one more step and show just icons. Click here to download this example pivot report. These are very simple to setup yet give powerful insights.

What about you? Do you use value field settings to modify your pivot reports? What other summary techniques you use? Please share your tips, ideas using comments. Along with formulas, Pivot tables are best friends of Excel analysts. They can take massive amounts of data, process and summarize in just a few clicks.

To learn more about them, use below resources. Share this tip with your colleagues. Simple, fun and useful emails, once per week. Thank you so much for visiting. I do this by sharing videos, tips, examples and downloads on this website. FREE Goodies for you From simple to complex, there is a formula for every occasion.

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In this getting started guide, learn what is Power BI, how to get it and how to create your first report from scratch. It is Olympic season.

One thing that we notice when looking at medal tally is,. A single Gold medal is worth more than any number of Silver medals. Like wise, a single Silver medal is worth more than any number of Bronze medals.

So, when you look at the ranking of countries, you see countries with single Gold medal higher up than countries with lots of Silver and Bronze medals but no Gold. Now after seeing this tutorial I will start using others also.. Thanks a lot for explaining this. Awesome stuff. Really can do a lot of nice things in pivot tables, though they do have some limitations. Depending on your data, using the free PowerPivot add-in might be a good fit. Can really do a lot more, but not always needed.

Just an idea, good stuff as usual! Hi Chandoo. Excellent feature. I used your previous examples to achieve this is a regular spreadsheet.

Doing it in a pivot table is fantastic and never occurred to me. I have just incorporated the method into all end-of-month reports for tomorrow. Very many thanks. Any Idea??? In the two pivots in the attached workbooks, how did you turn off the "Column Labels" and "Row Labels" dropdowns? Hi, Chandoo I think pivot table are useful to make a report one time, but if you really want a "monthly and dynamic" reports I would like to use another technics, formulas to extract dates and data.

I have tried several times completely from the beginning, and have well thought I have followed the instructions carefully. Solved it thank you - when I used your figures, I realised the "month" I am to select is actually the first column the date rather than the values.

Looks wonderful now - will certainly add dimension to my sales reports. Thank you Sally. Report looks great now.

I have even added Slicers and a graph. Playing around by comparing a particular month of each year etc - very impressive and so easy once you follow the instructions correctly Thank you Chandoo for sharing your knowledge so freely. Back again I'm just so excited about what I can now do so easily. I've read your comment about using it for running totals and have added that into my table as well - something I was doing manually up until now.

Thank you again For instance, you can utilize it to help you budget your business or personal finances, along with a business, construction or renovation project.

Once you have the pivot table complete, you will be able to utilize it to pitch the idea to your boss. This option is best suited when there are changes in the existing data source and you want to refresh the pivot table to reflect these changes.

While refreshing a Pivot table is as easy as two clicks, you still need to do this every time there is a change. To make it more efficient and auto-refresh the Pivot Table whenever there is a change in the data source, you can use a simple one-line VBA macro code. Decoding the Code: This is a change event which gets triggered whenever there is a change in the sheet that contains the source data.



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