What is Pivot Table?

Sum of Revenue Customer Age Group Product Category Country Sum of Revenue
Month ADULTS SENIOR CITIZZEN YOUNG YOUNG ADULTS Grand Total Accessories France 175575
January 192546 10572 125222 328340 Accessories Germany 154076
February 132976 5848 2966 115008 256798
Accessories United Kingdom 161772
March 155465 2928 149 121451 279993
Accessories United States 610768
April 171515 6529 167681 345725
May 173142 8574 195627 377343 Accessories Total 1102191
June 217517 4119 2810 164762 389208
July 147196 6830 423 104918 259367 Bikes France 476002
August 117222 6067 2324 113752 239365 Bikes Germany 431136
September 120817 5506 173 86564 213060 Bikes United Kingdom 448669
October 147337 1538 1348 119303 269526 Bikes United States 570211
November 122442 9088 1529 95992 229051 Bikes Total 1926018
December 152146 2409 822 166687 322064
Grand Total 1850321 70008 12544 1576967 3509840
Clothing France 84992
Clothing Germany 65199
Sum of Revenue Customer Age Group Clothing United Kingdom 119966
Product Category ADULTS SENIOR CITIZZEN YOUNG YOUNG ADULTS Grand Total
Clothing United States 211474
Accessories 555537 30667 5053 510934 1102191
Bikes 1067407 28256 2296 828059 1926018 Clothing Total 481631
Clothing 227377 11085 5195 237974 481631
Grand Total 1850321 70008 12544 1576967 3509840 Grand Total 3509840
 What is Pivot Table?
You can think of a pivot table as a report. However, unlike a static
1 report, a pivot table provides an interactive view of your data.

With very little effort (and no formulas) you can look at the same
2 data from many different perspectives.

You can group data into categories, break down data into years and
3 months, filter data to include or exclude categories, and even build
charts.
 Why We Use Pivot Table?
• Pivot tables are the perfect solution when you need to summarize
1 and analyze large amounts of data. In just a few clicks, you have
access to a whole new set of information.

• It is very handy for Clean Data Analysis

• With it, we can Create Business Reports very easily
2
• Using Pivots, we can Design Super Cool Dashboards
• We can Analyse Data like a pro
• This is very Quick Report Creation Tool.
 When do you use a pivot table?
Pivot tables are most commonly used in situations where data needs to be
aggregated, and sliced for analysis. It’s particularly useful when you are
1 looking to calculate and summarize data in order to make comparisons.

• Run automatic calculations on summed or counted values

• Create %’s of totals

2 • Segment data by date, user or other variable and calculate totals

• Organize data into columns and rows with automatic calculations that would otherwise be
impossible with Excel