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Dashboard we can make as per help of Pivot table, Please find below whole knowledge for Pivot and dashboard Regarding.

What is Pivot Table-

Pivot Tables are a feature within Microsoft Excel that takes individual cells or pieces of data and lets you arrange them into numerous types of calculated views. These snapshots of summarized data require minimal effort to create and can be changed by simply clicking or dragging which fields are included in your report. 

By using built-in functions and filters, Pivot Tables allow you to quickly organize and summarize large amounts of data. You can filter and drill-down for more detailed examination of your numbers and various types of analysis can be completed without the need to manually enter formulas into the spreadsheet you’re analyzing.

   

                                                             

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For example, the below Pivot Table is based on a detailed spreadsheet of 3,888 individual records containing information about airplane parts. In less than 1 minute, I was able to produce the following report for the quantity of parts sold by region





In today’s world where massive amounts of information is available, you may be tasked with analyzing significant portions of this data, perhaps consisting of several thousand or hundreds of thousands of records. You may have to reconcile numbers from many different sources and formats, such as assimilating material from: 1. Reports generated by another application, such as a legacy system
 2. Data imported into Excel® via a query from a database or other application 
3. Data copied or cut, and pasted into Excel® from the web or other types of screen scraping activities 4. Analyzing test or research results from multiple subjects One of the easiest ways to perform various levels analysis on this type of information and more is to use Pivot Tables.




Building A Basic Pivot Table & Chart

In this chapter we will review the fundamental steps of creating and modifying a Pivot Table. Here we will take a basic spreadsheet containing fruit sale information and:
1. Determine the total sales by region and quarter 
2. Create a chart that displays the sales by region and quarter 
3. Display the individual fruit sales by region and quarter

Summarizing Numbers Sample data for chapters 3-5, due to space limitations the entire data set is not displayed. 

1. Open the FruitSales.xlsx spreadsheet and highlight cells A1:I65 
2. From the Ribbon select INSERT : PivotTable





The following dialogue box should appear:



3. When prompted, verify the 'New W orksheet’ radio button is selected 
                      4. Click the 'O K ’ button A new tab will be created and appear similar to the following. Note: the ‘PivotTable Fields’ pane on the right side of the new worksheet.

Next, w e’ll “categorize” our report and select a calculation value. 
5. Inside the PivotTable Fields pane click the ‘REGION’ box or drag this field to ‘Rows’ section.
 6. Inside the PivotTable Fields pane click the ‘TOTAL’ box or drag this field to ‘£ Values’ section. 


7. We can change the column labels and format of the numbers. In the below example: 
1. Select cell ‘A3’ and change the text from ‘Row Labels’ to ‘REGION’ 
2. Select cell ‘B3’ and change the text from ‘Sum of TOTAL’ to ‘TOTAL SALES’ 
3. You may also change the currency format in cells ‘B4:B7’. In the below example, the format was changed to U.S. dollars with zero decimal places 

8. Inside the PivotTable Fields pane drag the ‘QUARTER’ field to the ‘Columns’ section

We now have ‘QUARTER’ added to the summary
 9. Select cell ‘B3’ and change the text from ‘Column Labels’ to ‘BY QUARTER’ 10. The labels for cells ‘B4’, ‘C4’, ‘D4’, & ‘E4’ were changed by adding the abbreviation text 'Q T R ’ in front of each quarter number


How To Drill-Down Pivot Table Data :
Before we continue with our Pivot Table report examples, let’s say you wanted to investigate further why the Central region’s Q1 results are so much higher than the other two regions. Pivot Tables allow you to double-click on any calculated value to see the detail of that cell. You may also right-click on the calculated value and select ‘Show Details

Note: If you do not see the PivotTable Tools option on your Ribbon, click any PivotTable cell. This toolbar option only appears when a PivotTable field is active.

The following dialogue box should appear:



Select the ‘Bar’ option 
Click the ‘OK’ 
button A chart similar to the below should now be displayed:









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