![]() This is where we will assign our data fields.įigure 4 – An Empty Pivot Table Field List Task Pane We will now see an empty pivot table and to the right of the worksheet, a Pivot Table field list task pane.įigure 3 – Creating an Advanced Pivot Table Within the Create Pivot table dialog, we will check that the data range is correct and click OK.In the Insert tab, we will click the Pivot table.We will select any cell within our data.Our spreadsheet will contain the Sales Date, Category, Product, Quantity, Sales rep and amount in Columns A, B, C, D, E, and F respectively.We will create our data to show the sales made by a business in a particular period.The steps below will walk through the process.įigure 1- Example of An Advanced Pivot Table How To Create an Advanced Excel Pivot Table Pivot tables provide an exciting and quick approach to clean and format our data efficiently. We can create advanced Excel pivot tables to correlate different variables within our raw data. Creating and Using an Advanced Excel Pivot Table
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