15 Most Powerful Features Of Pivot Tables: Save Your Time With MS Excel

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Introduction

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Feature # 01 Using Lists formatted Table as Data Source

Feature # 02 Creating Scenarios with Filters

Feature # 03 Filtering Options for Row and Column Labels

Feature # 04 Levels of Summaries

Feature # 05 Totaling Options in a Pivot Table

Feature # 06 Relative Totaling Options in a Pivot Table

Feature # 07 Creating Calculated Fields

Feature # 08 Creating Calculated Items

Feature # 09 Customizing Pivot Table appearances

Feature # 10 Displaying Data with Pivot Charts

Feature # 11 Creating More Complex Pivot Charts

Feature # 12 Changing Chart types

Feature # 13 Circular and Doughnut Pivot Chart

Feature # 14 Producing Combination Charts

Feature # 15 Using Slicers with Pivot Table

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Feature # 01 Using Lists formatted Table as Data Source

Out of many useful features of Pivot Tables, one of the most desirable features is its ability to use List formatted as Table working as its data source. These Lists provide a means to store data in a more useful format that can be readily used by Pivot Tables unlike conventional Excel Tables