WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?
Attending this webinar will transform your ability to analyze and interpret data in Excel through the powerful features of Pivot Tables. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced user, this training offers comprehensive coverage, starting from the basics and progressing to advanced tricks and techniques. You will gain practical skills that can be immediately applied to your work, enhancing your efficiency and effectiveness in data analysis. By the end of the webinar, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to create insightful, dynamic reports, allowing you to make data-driven decisions with confidence. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your Excel skills and become a Pivot Table expert.AREA COVERED
During this webinar, the following areas will be thoroughly covered:- Introduction to Pivot Tables
- Basics of Pivot Tables: What they are and their key uses.
- Understanding the different areas of a Pivot Table: rows, columns, values, and filters.
- Step-by-step guide to creating your first Pivot Table.
- Intermediate Topics
- Implementing and customizing slicers.
- Advanced slicer tricks for more effective data filtering.
- Creating and using calculated columns in Pivot Tables.
- Advanced Pivot Table Tricks
- Connecting a single slicer to multiple Pivot Tables.
- Creating timelines for efficient date filtering.
- Performing year-to-date and year-over-year calculations.
- Grouping items and managing multiple filters per field.
- Creating multiple reports with just a few clicks.
- Customizing Pivot Tables
- Changing the names of items and fields.
- Allowing multiple filters per field.
- Repeating item labels and customizing report layouts.
- Enhancing Data Analysis
- Applying top-end filters to highlight key data.
- Sorting Pivot Table Fields A to Z.
- Replacing blank values and showing items with no data.
- Efficiency and Automation
- Creating dynamic data validation lists.
- Automatically refreshing Pivot Tables when opening the workbook.
- Managing and applying multiple subtotal aggregations.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
By attending this webinar, participants will be able to:- Understand the fundamental concepts and practical uses of Pivot Tables in Excel.
- Identify and effectively utilize the different areas of a Pivot Table: rows, columns, values, and filters.
- Create and apply slicers to enhance data manipulation and visualization.
- Develop and use calculated columns within Pivot Tables to perform custom calculations.
- Implement 20 advanced Pivot Table tricks to streamline data analysis and reporting.
- Connect multiple Pivot Tables to a single slicer and create timelines for better date filtering.
- Perform year-to-date and year-over-year calculations directly within Pivot Tables.
- Customize Pivot Table reports by grouping items, changing field names, and applying multiple filters per field.
- Automatically refresh Pivot Tables upon opening the workbook and manage multiple subtotal aggregations.
- Create dynamic, unique data validation lists and reports with minimal effort.
WHO WILL BENEFIT?
- Business Professionals: Individuals who need to analyze and present data as part of their job responsibilities.
- Data Analysts: Professionals looking to enhance their data manipulation and reporting skills using Pivot Tables.
- Excel Users of All Levels: Whether you are a beginner looking to understand the basics of Pivot Tables or an advanced user aiming to learn sophisticated tricks and techniques.
- Students and Academics: Those who need to work with large datasets and require efficient tools for summarizing and analyzing data.
- Financial Analysts: Professionals who rely on Excel for budgeting, forecasting, and financial reporting.
- Project Managers: Individuals responsible for tracking project data and performance metrics.
- Anyone Interested in Data Analysis: Individuals looking to improve their Excel skills and make data-driven decisions more effectively.
- Introduction to Pivot Tables
- Basics of Pivot Tables: What they are and their key uses.
- Understanding the different areas of a Pivot Table: rows, columns, values, and filters.
- Step-by-step guide to creating your first Pivot Table.
- Intermediate Topics
- Implementing and customizing slicers.
- Advanced slicer tricks for more effective data filtering.
- Creating and using calculated columns in Pivot Tables.
- Advanced Pivot Table Tricks
- Connecting a single slicer to multiple Pivot Tables.
- Creating timelines for efficient date filtering.
- Performing year-to-date and year-over-year calculations.
- Grouping items and managing multiple filters per field.
- Creating multiple reports with just a few clicks.
- Customizing Pivot Tables
- Changing the names of items and fields.
- Allowing multiple filters per field.
- Repeating item labels and customizing report layouts.
- Enhancing Data Analysis
- Applying top-end filters to highlight key data.
- Sorting Pivot Table Fields A to Z.
- Replacing blank values and showing items with no data.
- Efficiency and Automation
- Creating dynamic data validation lists.
- Automatically refreshing Pivot Tables when opening the workbook.
- Managing and applying multiple subtotal aggregations.
- Understand the fundamental concepts and practical uses of Pivot Tables in Excel.
- Identify and effectively utilize the different areas of a Pivot Table: rows, columns, values, and filters.
- Create and apply slicers to enhance data manipulation and visualization.
- Develop and use calculated columns within Pivot Tables to perform custom calculations.
- Implement 20 advanced Pivot Table tricks to streamline data analysis and reporting.
- Connect multiple Pivot Tables to a single slicer and create timelines for better date filtering.
- Perform year-to-date and year-over-year calculations directly within Pivot Tables.
- Customize Pivot Table reports by grouping items, changing field names, and applying multiple filters per field.
- Automatically refresh Pivot Tables upon opening the workbook and manage multiple subtotal aggregations.
- Create dynamic, unique data validation lists and reports with minimal effort.
- Business Professionals: Individuals who need to analyze and present data as part of their job responsibilities.
- Data Analysts: Professionals looking to enhance their data manipulation and reporting skills using Pivot Tables.
- Excel Users of All Levels: Whether you are a beginner looking to understand the basics of Pivot Tables or an advanced user aiming to learn sophisticated tricks and techniques.
- Students and Academics: Those who need to work with large datasets and require efficient tools for summarizing and analyzing data.
- Financial Analysts: Professionals who rely on Excel for budgeting, forecasting, and financial reporting.
- Project Managers: Individuals responsible for tracking project data and performance metrics.
- Anyone Interested in Data Analysis: Individuals looking to improve their Excel skills and make data-driven decisions more effectively.
Speaker Profile
Abdelrahman Abdou is an experienced Excel and Power BI Trainer and Consultant with over 10 years of expertise in reporting, business intelligence, and data analytics, Abdelrahman has worked with some of the largest telecom companies in Egypt and Canada. Their extensive background in data analysis and visualization makes them a highly sought-after consultant and educator.As a dedicated trainer and consultant, Abdelrahman specializes in helping clients master Excel and Power BI. They conduct live sessions, webinars, and in-class training, focusing on automating reporting processes, creating insightful dashboards, and leveraging advanced Excel functions for efficient data management.
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