In Excel 2008 for Mac: Pivot Tables for Data Analysis, Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Curt Frye helps dispel the common fear of the Pivot Table feature, demonstrating how to use this powerful tool to discover valuable business intelligence. Curt shows how to create Pivot Table reports from internal Excel data and outside data sources, use filters to focus on the most important data in the sheet, and prepare a Pivot Table report by applying formats and rules. Exercise files accompany this course. (cheerful music) - Hi, I'm Curt Frye. Welcome to Excel 2008 for Mac Pivot Tables for Data Analysis. In this course, I'll show you how to use Pivot Tables to make sense of your organization's data. I'll begin by showing you how to create a Pivot Table from data already in your Excel workbooks.

In the small PivotTable box that appears, click either “PivotTable” and then “Wizard,” or select the orange-box icon. A menu will appear. Click “Next,” then on the next page make sure range of cells include all the information on your spreadsheet.

Then, using that knowledge as a base, I'll demonstrate how to create Pivot Tables using data from an external source. We'll enhance your ability to analyze your data by showing you how to reorganize, or pivot, a Pivot Table. After you organize your Pivot Table's data, you can sort the data to show relative importance and relevance, or create filters that enable you to focus on the data you need to develop useful insights into your business. In short, I'll show you how to summarize and analyze data using one of Excel's most powerful and overlooked features.

Let's get started with Excel 2008 for Mac Pivot Tables For Data Analysis.

Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) Processor: Intel My company is primarily PC based and many of the spreadsheets are created in Excel PC 2007. One very important monthly report has a drop down box as part of a Pivot chart where you can select departments. On the PC it shows as a list with boxes that can be selected or deselected and multiple selections work. On the Mac I only have the ability to put a single check with no boxes next to the department, without the ability to select multiples. Windows install tool download. Is this the expected performance or should it be more compatible across platforms? Nope, that's how it is:-( Pivot Tables on Mac Excel pale in comparison to the PC version.

Hopefully 2011 will close the gap significantly. Regards :>) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 5/17/10 3:36 PM, in article 59bb89a7.-1@webcrossing.JaKIaxP2ac0, 'alberg@officeformac.com' wrote: > Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) Processor: Intel > My company is primarily PC based and many of the spreadsheets are created in > Excel PC 2007. One very important monthly report has a drop down box as part > of a Pivot chart where you can select departments. On the PC it shows as a > list with boxes that can be selected or deselected and multiple selections > work. On the Mac I only have the ability to put a single check with no boxes > next to the department, without the ability to select multiples. Is this the > expected performance or should it be more compatible across platforms?

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