MICROSOFT EXCEL PIVOT TABLES AND DASHBOARDS SIMPLIFIED!
Are you looking for an easy way to carry out your data analysis, representation, filtering, and calculations in Excel? Have you possibly tried using the default table feature in Excel to execute these operations and you aren't satisfied with the results? Do you require a guide for using the additional features of Excel tables and dashboards for your data visualizations? Then this guide on Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables and Dashboards is your best choice to meet these needs.

Microsoft Excel is an application that gives workplaces an easy means for visualizing and representing a large number of data incorporates Pivot Tables as an important feature for containing and visualizing important data and information from the usual Excel tables. With pivot tables, firms and clients do not need to go through numerous data before finding necessary points and drawing crucial conclusions. Pivot tables in Excel are subsets of an originally large table, derived from another table containing large data for easier comprehension and visualization
This guide will give beginners and newbies to Microsoft Excel a solid foundation on its pivot tables and dashboards. A beginner's tour of the various methods of inserting your pivot tables and designing your dashboards is not left out. Major functionalities and filtering possibilities are packed in Excel pivot tables and dashboards, as well as the tools, charts, and configurations to audit your worksheet for enhanced views. Anyone without a background in data analysis using Excel expressions is capable of producing amazing pivot tables and dashboard results with the lessons provided in this guide. Here's a peek at what this guide contains;

How to Create Pivot Tables

Performing Basic Operations in Your Pivot Tables

Field Settings for Number Summary

Drilling Data in Pivot Tables

Including More Rows or Categories in Your Pivot Tables

Removal of Custom Calculations in Pivot Tables

Configuring Pivot Tables to Display Percentages and Averages

Creating Frequency Distribution with Excel Pivot Tables

Updating and Refreshing Pivot Tables

Creating Multiple Fields in the Value Area

Excel Pivot Table Slicers and Complex Filtering

Timeline Slicers

Excel Dashboards and PivotCharts

Inserting Performance Symbols and Slicers to Dashboards

Refreshing Your Pivot Tables and Dashboard Data

Protecting Excel Dashboards and Worksheets

Listing All Formulas in a Pivot Table

Editing how Formula Error Messages are Displayed

Rectifying Duplicate Value Entries in Excel Pivot Tables

Using External Files for Creating Pivot Tables

Troubleshooting Duplicate Text Entries in Pivot Tables

Troubleshooting Field Name Errors

Automatically Refreshing Excel Pivot Tables after a Set Time

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This guide further requires an understanding and practicing reader to ensure all-around satisfaction. Working and walking with this guide would in no little way help you to judiciously utilize Microsoft Excel along with its pivot tables and dashboards; as this guide is the second-to-none in helpful books on Excel.