Select any cell within the data range or select the entire data range to be used in your Pivot Table.Note: If you select a single cell in the data range, Excel will automatically identify, and select the whole data range for your Pivot Table. In order for Excel to successfully do this, the following must be satisfied:Each column in the data range has a unique headerandThe data does not contain any blank rows.Excel 2010/2013 Pivot Table Select ButtonClick on the Pivot Table button, which is located on the left, within the 'Insert' tab.Excel 2010 Create Pivot Table WindowYou will be presented with the window entitled 'Create PivotTable' (shown on the right).Make sure that the selected range refers to the range of cells that you want to use for your Pivot Table.There is also an option asking where you want the Pivot Table to be placed. This allows you to place your pivot table in a specified worksheet. If you are not sure, select the option 'New worksheet'Click OKExcel 2010 Pivot Table Field ListYou will now be presented with an empty Pivot Table, and a 'Pivot Table Field List', which contains several data fields. Note that these are the headers from your initial data spreadsheet.Within this 'Pivot Table Field List':Drag the 'Sales Rep.' field into the area of the 'Pivot Table Field List' marked 'Row Labels' (or 'Rows' in Excel 2013);Drag the 'Amount' field into the area of the 'Pivot Table Field List' marked 'Σ Values';Check: Make sure that the value in the 'Σ Values' section of the pivot table reads "Sum of Amount" and not "Count of Amount".In this example, the values in the 'Amount' column are all numeric and so the 'Σ Values' section will default to calculating the "Sum of Amount".However, if you have non-numeric or blank values in the 'Amount' column of your original data sheet, your pivot table may default to displaying the "Count of Amount" instead of the "Sum of Amount". If this happens, you can change this to sum the values as follows:Within the 'Σ Values' box, click on the text "Count of Amount" and select the option Value Field Settings...;Within the 'Summarise Values By' tab, select the option Sum;Click OK. Pivot Table Before Formatting:Excel 2010 Pivot Table Pivot Table After Currency Formatting:Excel 2010 Pivot TableYour Pivot Table will be populated with the total sales for each sales rep, as shown on the right.If you want the sales totals to be displayed as currency values, this is done by formatting the cells containing these values. To do this:Select the column containing the cells to be formatted;Right click on this column with the mouse and select the option Format Cells ...;A window will pop up. Ensure the Number tab of this window is selected;From the list of data types, select Currency, and then, from the options that appear on the right, select the currency type and the number of decimal places that you want to display;Click OK.
Your final Pivot Table will be as shown on the right.
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