Now that you’re familiar with the comparison of data using the pivot table, let’s look at the SUMIFS function in Excel and how it can be used to compare year-over-year …
In the previous section, we experimented with calculated columns and conditional formatting as a way to analyse data and find anomalies in the data. Although the Pivot is a useful …
Up to now, we have mostly explored ways to use Excel to present data. Excel is also a useful tool for analysing data. When using calculated fields in pivot tables …
In the previous step, you experimented with pivot tables by summarising data from your Excel table, and you’ve learned that pivot tables are great for summarising large quantities of data. …
Last week, we discovered how to organise our data in dashboards. In this step, we return to dashboards and explore additional features for building dashboards. Filtering Dashboards At times you …
In this article, you’ll explore Excel tables and their associated features. Excel tables An Excel table is not just any range of data with headings. It is a specific object …
When you’re dealing with a large quantity of data that needs summarising, you can make use of the pivot table feature in Microsoft Excel. Let’s start with a simple definition. …
Microsoft Excel has a vast number of features and is a valuable spreadsheet programme for many businesses. Microsoft Excel is a powerful reporting tool that allows you to do mass …
In this video step, you will discover how to import data from different sources and how to integrate the imported data with the excel data using data models and functions …
In previous sections, we looked at pivot tables and created dashboards using our pivot tables. We even used our pivot tables to compare and summarise our data. What we have …