Excel 2016 Pivot Tables: Create Basic Pivot Tables in Excel

Pivot Tables in Excel 2016. Learn to create basic Pivot Tables in Excel 2016 with real-life examples.

What you’ll learn

Excel 2016 Pivot Tables: Create Basic Pivot Tables in Excel

Know the Importance of Excel Pivot Tables
Know the Spheres where Excel Pivot Tables Best Serve
Create and Update a Basic Excel Pivot Table
Know about Slicer in Excel
Customize an Excel Pivot Table

Requirements

Office 2016 Installed in the Computer

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Nov 01. 2016

Welcome to my “Excel 2016 Pivot Table” course where you will learn how to create basic pivot tables.

I am Kawser Ahmed, your instructor for this course. I am a full-time Excel, Excel VBA, and Data Analytics, blogger. And I am a corporate Excel trainer in my own country. Monthly around 15,000 Excel users come to my Excel blog and read my Excel and data analysis-related articles and tutorials.

At the end of this course:

You will be able to create and update basic pivot table reports using Excel 2016,
You will be able to realize, why and when you can best use of Excel Pivot Table tool,
You will get used to the features of an Excel Pivot Table Report
And you will be able to handle the limitations and compatibility issues related to Pivot tables.

Let me give you an idea of what exact topics I am going to teach you in this course.

I will show you the exact cases when you can use the Excel Pivot Table
Then I will show you the anatomy of a pivot table report with a real-life example.
Then you will see the step by step by process of preparing a data source for the Excel Pivot table
Then you will learn how to create and update a basic pivot table report
Then you will be introduced to the Slicer tool in Excel
And at the end of the course, I will show you a total of three techniques that you can use to will save your time when you’re working with Excel Pivot tables.

I have designed this course for newcomers to the Excel pivot table feature. But if you are an intermediate-level user and want to get used to with Excel 2016 Pivot table feature, then this course is also for you. This course will give you a simple but powerful introduction to the most powerful tool in Excel. Feel free to take a look at the free previews of this course. I hope this course will change your view about Excel Pivot Table. Enjoy the course and thanks for reading!