Written by David Carter and Simon Hurst, ExcelZone's series of Five Minute tips aims to develop your skills at using Excel pivot tables.
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Reader Ray Yaukip has been experimenting with pivot tables to summarise stock movements in and out. They give him most of what he wants but has come up against a problem.
Reader Ray Yaukip needed a pivot table that gave the total of stock movements or of stock value between two dates.
I have several pivot tables linked to my data in the same spreadsheet.
The Multiple Consolidation Ranges feature allows you to pile a lot of similar worksheets on top of each other and summarise the results in a pivot table.
For anyone who is serious about analysing data and creating pivot table reports, knowing how to use Excel's VLOOKUP function is a must. David Carter explains how.
This tutorial is in response to a question posed by reader Mr Tom Trainer, who asked on 1st August: "Can pivot tables be used to manipulate 3-D spreadsheets, (i.e.
All accountants use spreadsheets for financial modelling and 'What if?' analysis.
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