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application development excel - Pivot table

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replyReply Wed 18 Apr 2007, 09:55Delegate Hugo said...

Hugo has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Pivot table


what is a pivot table?

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replyReply Wed 18 Apr 2007, 11:04Trainer David said...

RE: Pivot table

Hugo

A pivot table is a data mining feature that enables one to summarize and analyse large amounts of data in lists and tables.

Pivot tables can quickly be rearranged by dragging and dropping columns to different row, column or summary positions.

Pivot tables are frequently used in products like Oracle Discoverer, Business Objects and Microsoft Excel.


Hope this answers your question


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david

 

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