Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables Training Course - Beginners Training in Oxford

Oxford Beginners Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables Course Overview

Oxford is a strong location for professional development and a useful place to deliver practical Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables Training Course training for businesses and teams.

The venue works well for PivotTables training because delegates have time to sort, summarise and analyse larger datasets without rushing through the practical exercises.

Oxford works well for delegates who want a local venue as well as organisations that prefer us to deliver the course on-site. That makes it particularly useful for teams who want to turn raw spreadsheet data into clearer reports and more useful summaries.

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Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables training for Oxford teams

We can deliver Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables Beginners training for organisations in Oxford and nearby areas such as Abingdon, Bicester, Didcot, Witney, Banbury and Oxfordshire. Sessions can be run live online, at your premises, or at a local training venue where that suits your team better.

Access and venue details

Oxford training can be delivered at your workplace or at a suitable local venue, helping teams keep the session local while still stepping away from normal work distractions.

Local training use cases

Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables training in Oxford is useful for teams who want skills they can apply quickly in real work. The venue works well for PivotTables training because delegates have time to sort, summarise and analyse larger datasets without rushing through the practical exercises. That makes it particularly useful for teams who want to turn raw spreadsheet data into clearer reports and more useful summaries. It suits users who need practical reporting skills they can apply quickly in day-to-day spreadsheet work.

Oxford is a strong setting for Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables Training Course Beginners training. The venue works well for PivotTables training because delegates have time to sort, summarise and analyse larger datasets without rushing through the practical exercises. It suits users who need practical reporting skills they can apply quickly in day-to-day spreadsheet work.

You need to get answers to questions and you need them quickly. How many people buy a certain product? In which month should we discount that product? If you've yet to embrace Pivot Tables, then you won't know how quickly you can get answers. Not only that but you can within minutes create effective summary tables and charts to be used in presentations and reports.

This course is designed specifically to look at Pivot Tables. You will learn how to correctly structure data, learning various Excel formulas and functions to enable you to do this. We will also take a look at the PowerPivot plugin in Excel, giving you an opportunity to use DAX with multiple data sources.

What You'll Learn

• Quickly summarise large sets of data using powerful Pivot Tables.
• Easily structure your data with Excel formulas like VLOOKUP, SUMIF, and INDEX MATCH.
• Create interactive visual reports with Pivot Charts, Slicers, and Timelines.
• Discover how PowerPivot and DAX calculations can connect multiple data sources.
• Gain practical skills to prepare insightful presentations and reports in minutes.

Course Duration: 1 Days

Course Prerequisites for your training in Oxford

To make the most out of this course, you should have:

• Experience using Excel, including creating simple formulas.
• A basic understanding of managing worksheets, such as adding rows and columns.

Complete Course Outline

Pivot Table Formulas

• If Function
• SUMIF
• Flash Fill
• VLookup
• Index Match Function

Tables

• Creating Tables
• Using Functions with Tables
• Sorting Data in Tables
• Adding & Deleting Rows
• Converting a Table back to a Range

Pivot Tables

• Creating a Pivot Table from existing data in Excel
• Formatting Pivot Table Data
• Filtering and Sorting Data in Pivot Tables
• Dates and Pivot Tables
• Slicers and Timelines
• Connecting Pivot tables using Slicers
• Timelines
• Pivot Charts

PowerPivot

• Installing PowerPivot
• Adding a Table to PowerPivot

Performing Basic DAX calculations

• Inserting a column in PowerPivot
• Creating a calculated column
• Formatting data in columns
• Adding data from a text file
• Creating relationships
• Pivot Tables the PowerPivot way
• Date calculations in DAX
• Setting a Date Order
• Calculated Fields
• Year to Date function in DAX
• Viewing Sales from previous day
• Using a Calendar Table

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Post-Course Resources

• Training notes & exercise files
• Online materials: video tutorials & shortcuts
• 3 months post training support

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