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Excel Pivot Tables with Excel 2016: From Basic to PowerPivot
Learn Excel Pivot Tables with Excel 2016 from Scratch to Advanced Level with introduction to Power Pivot & DAX Language.
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About Excel Pivot Tables with Excel 2016: From Basic to PowerPivot
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Course Updated: Nov 01. 2016
Welcome to my course on Excel Pivot Table with Excel 2016. In this course, you will learn Excel Pivot Tables from Scratch to Advanced Level with introduction to Power Pivot & DAX Language.
I am Kawser Ahmed, your instructor with this course. I am a full time Excel, Excel VBA and Data Analytics blogger. And I am a corporate Excel trainer in my own country. Monthly around 15,000 Excel users come to my Excel blog ExcelDemy dot com and read my Excel and data analysis related articles and tutorials.
At the end of this course, you will be able to:
Let me give you an idea what exact topics I am going to teach you in this course.
I have designed this course for regular Excel users who want to boost up their office productivity, especially for professionals who make stunning and dynamic reports every day.
But if you are already known with Excel Pivot table but want to get used to with Excel 2016 Pivot table features, then this course is also for you. This course will give you a simple but powerful introduction to the most powerful tool in Excel.
Feel free to take a look at the free previews of this course. I hope this course will change your view about Excel Pivot Table. Enjoy the course and thanks for reading.
What You Will Learn?
- Create a summary report from 1 million rows of transactional data or more.
- Change your analysis on the fly by simply moving fields from one area of a report to another.
- Give a standalone look to your Excel Pivot Table Report.
- Add new fields or items to your pivot table report.
- Make visualizations of your report through Excel PivotChart.
- Analyze data from Microsoft Access, Text files, SQL Server and other sources.
- And you will be able to handle big data using PowerPivot and DAX language..