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Introducing PivotTables
-Glossary
-Creating & Pivoting PivotTables
-Arrange Data for Use in a PivotTable
-Create a PivotTable from an Excel Table, Data List or from External
Data
-Create a Recommended PivotTable
-Refresh PivotTable Data, Update Cell References that Provide Data
to a PivotTable
-Pivot a PivotTable, Defer PivotTable Updates
-Managing PivotTables
-Show or Hide the Field List, Expand & Contract Buttons, Field
Headers
-Select an Entire PivotTable, Move it, Copy a Configuration, Delete a
PivotTable
-Summarizing PivotTable Data
-Show or Hide Subtotals, Grand Totals
-Change the Data Field Summary Operation
-Change How PivotTable Data Values Are Displayed
-Summarize More than One Data Field
-Create, Edit, Delete a Calculated Field
-Use PivotTable Data in a Formula
-Display Data Source Rows
-Create an Excel table from a PivotTable
-Sorting & Filtering PivotTable Data
-Sort a Column of PivotTable Data into Ascending or Descending
Order
-Custom Lists
-Filter a PivotTable Field by Selection, Rule, Using a Search Filter
Slicers
-Filter a PivotTable Using Report Filter Fields
-Create Individual PivotTables Using Report Filter Values
-Clear a PivotTable Filter Using the Field List Pane
-Clear a Filter Using the Row or Column Labels, Clear All Filters
-Defining Sets of Values
-Define a Set Based on Row Items, on Column Items
-Display a Set in the Rows or Columns Area
-Edit a Set, Delete a Set
-Formatting PivotTables
-Apply a PivotTable Style
-Apply a PivotTable Style & Remove Existing Formatting
-Apply or Remove Headers & Banding
-Create a PivotTable Style
-Apply a Custom PivotTable Style
-Change the Data Field Number Format
-Change the PivotTable Layout
-Control Whether PivotTable Lables Are Repeated at the Top of Each
Printed Page
-Determine How to Handle Blank Rows
-Creating & Manipulating PivotCharts
-Create a New PivotChart/from an Existing PivotTable
-Pivot a PivotChart
-Filter a PivotChart by Selection/by Rule
-Apply a Style to a PivotChart
-Change a PivotChart's Layout/Chart Type
-Add a Trendline to a PivotChart
-Move a PivotChart to Another Worksheet/to a Chart Sheet
-Apply a Quick Layout to a PivotChart
-Add or Remove a PivotChart Element
-Apply a PivotChart Style, Change the Color Scheme
-Format a PivotChart Data Series, Format One Value in a PivotChart
Data Series
-Add an Annotation to a PivotChart, Format a PivotChart Annotation
-Printing PivotTables
-Print a PivotTable, Print Headers at the Top of Each Printed Page
-Print Each Item on Its Own Page, Print a PivotChart
-Enabling & Adding Tables to the Data Model
-Create a Relationship between Two Tables
-Create a PivotTable Using the Data Model
-Work with a PivotTable Created Using the Data Model
-Edit a Table Relationship, Deactivate, Activate, Delete a Relationship
-Filtering PivotTables Using Timelines
-Create a Timeline
-Filter a PivotTable Using a Timeline
-Format a Timeline
-Clear a Timeline Filter
-Remove a Timeline