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replyReply Wed 10 Jan 2007, 17:13Delegate Rob said...

Rob has attended:
Excel Advanced course

PivotTable

How can I create a pivot table from a range of data?

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replyReply Thu 11 Jan 2007, 09:55Trainer Richard said...

RE: PivotTable

1. Select the range of data that you want to use in the PivotTable, including the column headings.

2. From the Menu bar select DATA, then PIVOT TABLE

3. Follow the steps in the PIVOT TABLE Wizard the create the structure

4. Drag the fields to the relevant areas on the pivot table to analyse the information.

 

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