Pivot tables are one of Excel's most powerful features. They help extract meaningful intelligence from detailed data sets. They also provide quick summaries, and help ‘slice-and-dice’ or analyze large data sets.
Pivot tables have many unexpected uses as well—limited only by your imagination. For example, you can quickly extract a list of unique values from a table to easily compare to two sets of similar data. Or you can create a formatted summary report that is linked to a data set that is regularly updated with new data. If you work with detailed tables and data, don’t miss these examples of pivot tables.
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