Excel Data Analysis with Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts

Excel Pivot Tables are a must-have tool for anyone who works with data in Excel.

Pivot tables allow you to quickly summarize and analyze data, revealing trends and valuable insights into your data that you would not have discovered otherwise. Excel Pivot tables will provide quick, accurate, and intuitive answers to the most difficult analytics questions.

This course will provide a thorough understanding of Excel Pivot Tables through a hands-on approach with real-world simple but highly effective case studies, ensuring that skills learned can be immediately applied to any Excel data analysis tasks. To accomplish this, I will walk you through interactive, hands-on demos and Excel exercises along the way.

I will start by taking you through everything you need to know in Excel Pivot tables which will include:

1) The data structure in Excel

2) Pivot Table layouts & styles

3) Design & formatting options

4) Sorting, filtering, & grouping tools

5) Calculated fields, items & values

6) Pivot Charts, slicers & timelines

7) Interactive Excel dashboards

We will then do some exercises to reinforce the skills we have learned by using some real-world sample Excel datasets, such as:

1) US mass shooting Data

2) Food Sales Data

3) Workplace Safety Data

4) Sales Data

5) Human Resources Data

6) Olympic Athlete Data

Without a doubt, the world has become increasingly data-driven. Data analysis skills are in short supply and high demand. If you want to improve your Excel skills or become someone who transforms data into meaningful insights, this course is for you. Enroll in this course and begin your journey to becoming an Excel data analysis expert.

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Who this course is for:

• Anyone who works with Excel on a regular basis and wants to learn how to use Pivot Tables in Data Analysis
• Anyone looking to pursue a career in data analysis or business intelligence
• Excel users with basic skills who want to improve their data analysis abilities
• Students who want to opt their skill levels in using Excel for Data Analysis