Microsoft Excel: Pivot Tables To Dashboard- Beginner'S Guide

Learn how to use Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables in simple step-by-step tutorials that will take you from zero to creating

What you'll learn
The course gives you a comprehensive understanding of Excel Pivot Tables, Excel Pivot Charts and interactive Excel Dashboards.
How to use Pivot Tables to quickly and easily analyze large sets of Data.
Clear simple step by step tutorials, delivered in a bite sized lectures for easy reference later.
Create valuable insights for your company through reports and charts.
Improve your data analytical skills, even if you are starting from a zero level.
Lifetime access to course material .
Understand the anatomy of Pivot Tables.
How to use Slicers and Timelines to create interactive Excel reports.
Efficiently handling continuous updates to your source Data.
Customizing your Pivot Tables to reflect your Company's brand.
How to sort, filter and group Data with Pivot Tables.
How to visualize your data through Pivot Charts
How to create calculated fields and calculated Items.
How to use one of the powerful tools in Microsoft Excel - Conditional formatting.
How to construct interactive Dashboard that are user friendly.
A lot of Pivot Tables tips and tricks that you can show off at work.
Download all the data files used through out the course, so you can practice what you learn on the spot.
Requirements
Microsoft Excel 2010 and onward. (Windows version, some techniques might not work on Mac).
NO prior Microsoft Excel knowledge is required.
Passion to learning is an asset.
Description
Pivot Tables is a very effective Microsoft Excel feature that can assist you in gaining insight into your data via reports and visualizing it using Pivot Charts.Whether you work in Marketing, Finance, Human resources, supply chain, production or any other industry where data is analyzed on a regular basis, Pivot Tables will allow you to analyze and acquire insights into your data, allowing you to make better management decisions.Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables are in high demand in today’s commercial environment. Analytical Skills, as well as the ability to summarize data using reports and visualizing it with Pivot Charts and dashboards, are highly valued.Sometimes Pivot tables are intimidating to master, but with simple structured step-by-step tutorials you can go from having no knowledge of Pivot tables to designing your first dynamic, user-friendly dashboard in a matter of hours.This Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables course was created with complete beginners in mind. Each module is broken down into bite-sized lectures ranging from 3 to 8 minutes in length to make it easier for you to fit the course into your busy schedule while also allowing you to simply refer back to the topics.This course will provide you a solid understanding of Pivot Tables and Pivot charts, allowing you to create reports and visualizations for your data.What we will cover in this course :· Anatomy of Pivot tables· Handling continuous updates in source data· Customizing your Pivot Tables· Sorting and filtering your data with Pivot Tables· Creating calculated fields and calculated items· Pivot Charts, slicers and timelines· Conditional formatting· Construct your first interactive user-friendly dashboardYou can download all of the working materials so you can work alongside the course and reinforce what you’ve learned.Don’t waste time searching for excel tutorials on Google or YouTube, just to end up two hours watching cooking or camping videos. Take a step-by-step structured course that will save you time and provide you with the necessary information to begin creating dynamic user-friendly dashboards.Enroll in the course now and start improving your data analysis skills .I’m looking forward to meeting you on the inside.Sama Sadat

Overview

Section 1: Module 1: Welcome

Lecture 1 Welcome

Lecture 2 Download Course Material

Section 2: Fundamentals of Pivot Tables

Lecture 3 2.1 Inserting your First Pivot Table

Lecture 4 2.2 Checklist for Preparing Data source

Lecture 5 2.3 Anatomy of Pivot Tables

Lecture 6 2.4 Fundamentals of Pivot Tables

Lecture 7 2.5 Reflecting source Data changes in Pivot Tables

Lecture 8 2.6 Pivot Tables Cache

Section 3: Pivot Table Design and Customization

Lecture 9 3.1 Customizing Pivot Table Style

Lecture 10 3.2 Report Layout - Compact Form

Lecture 11 3.3 Report Layout - Outline Form

Lecture 12 3.4 Customizing Grand Totals and Sub-totals

Lecture 13 3.5 Report Layout - Tabular Form

Section 4: Sorting, Filtering and Grouping in Pivot Tables

Lecture 14 4.1 Sorting Data

Lecture 15 4.2 Using Manual Filters

Lecture 16 4.3 Using Label Filters

Lecture 17 4.4 Using Value Filters

Lecture 18 4.5 Applying Multiple Filters

Lecture 19 4.6 Filtering Using The Filters Area

Lecture 20 4.7 Grouping Labels in Pivot Tables

Lecture 21 4.8 Grouping Dates in Pivot Tables

Lecture 22 4.9 Grouping Numbers in Pivot Tables

Section 5: Calculated Values in Pivot Tables

Lecture 23 5.1 Show Values as

Lecture 24 5.2 Calculated Values as Percentage of Column or Row

Lecture 25 5.3 Calculated Values as a Percentage of

Lecture 26 5.4 Calculated Values as Percentage of Parent

Lecture 27 5.5 Calculated Values as Difference from

Lecture 28 5.6 Calculated Values as Running Total

Lecture 29 5.7 Calculated Values as Rank

Lecture 30 5.8 Calculated Values as Index

Section 6: Calculated Fields in Pivot Tables

Lecture 31 6.1 Creating a Calculated Field

Lecture 32 6.2 Why Not Use Formula Outside Pivot Tables

Lecture 33 6.3 Editing the Name and Formula for a Calculated Field

Lecture 34 6.4 Profit Margin Based on a Calculated Field

Lecture 35 6.5 Using Formulas and Functions

Lecture 36 6.6 Why Not Add Calculated Fields to Source Data

Lecture 37 6.7 Calculated Items

Lecture 38 6.8 Solve Order

Lecture 39 6.9 List Formula Report

Section 7: Module 7 : Visualizing Data with Pivot Charts

Lecture 40 7.1 Excel Pivot Charts

Lecture 41 7.2 Pie Charts

Lecture 42 7.3 Bar Charts

Lecture 43 7.4 Disabling Automatic Resizing of Pivot Tables

Lecture 44 7.5 Chart Layouts and Styles

Lecture 45 7.6 Slicers and Timelines - Part 1

Lecture 46 7.7 Slicers and Timelines - Part 2

Section 8: Module 8 : Conditional Formatting

Lecture 47 8.1 Conditional Formatting - Introduction

Lecture 48 8.2 Conditional Formatting - A Professional Look

Lecture 49 8.3 Conditional Formatting - With Changing Pivot Tables Views

Section 9: Module 9 : Dashboards

Lecture 50 9.1 Create Your First Dashboard - Part 1

Lecture 51 9.2 Create Your First Dashboard - Part 2

Section 10: What Next ?

Lecture 52 What Next?

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