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by - delegate Chris [1 post] (2008 Jun 27 Fri, 15:50) Reply

what is a pivot table?

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by - trainer Stephen gold contributer [369 posts] (2008 Jun 30 Mon, 16:35) Reply

Hi Chris

Thank you for your question

A pivot table takes data in the form of a simple lists and allows cross referencing of the data in the various columns.

For example if you had a stock list, with columns for (among other things) product name, product colour and items in stock; you could create a pivot table with colours as column headings, product names as row headings and total of each in stock as data items.

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Stephen

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