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replyReply Fri 14 Dec 2007, 17:54Delegate Scott said...

Scott has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Pivot tables

How do i build a pivot table?

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replyReply Mon 17 Dec 2007, 11:10Trainer Sandy said...

RE: Pivot tables

Hi Scott

It was great to meet you on Friday on my course. Hope you had a great weekend.

To create a Pivot table:

1. Click anywhere on your data on worksheet.
2. Select Data menu, Pivot Table and Pivot Chart Table Report
3. At Step 3 of the Wizard, click on Layout button to construct the layout of your Pivot table.
4. Click Finish to generate a new Pivot Table.

Hpe this helps
Sandy

replyReply Mon 17 Dec 2007, 20:39Delegate Scott said...

RE: Pivot tables

Hi Sandy

Thanks for the reply.

It was good to meet you to. I enjoyed the course - trying to squeeze the time in to give it the time it deserved.

Regards

Scott

 

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