@riggins2308 Yes. Click anywhere in your Pivot table to reveal "tools" and in far left hand corner of ribbon, click on "options" to reveal piovot table options dialog box. Under "display" subtab, check the box for "Classic Pivot Table Layout" (allows you to drag and drop data into the table)
I liked this guy. He has a very relaxed, straight forward and methodical style. More important, he does not come over condescending like some do at 100 miles an hour!
how can you stop the pivot table to calculate the year. Cause I have a table Year and it freakin calculate all the year... I have it as 2010, 2011, and 2012.
Extremely helpful tutorial!! Thank you very much!
laufel 2 weeks ago
@riggins2308 Yes. Click anywhere in your Pivot table to reveal "tools" and in far left hand corner of ribbon, click on "options" to reveal piovot table options dialog box. Under "display" subtab, check the box for "Classic Pivot Table Layout" (allows you to drag and drop data into the table)
bonniej2009 4 weeks ago
I liked this guy. He has a very relaxed, straight forward and methodical style. More important, he does not come over condescending like some do at 100 miles an hour!
MrMikelee77 1 month ago
how can you stop the pivot table to calculate the year. Cause I have a table Year and it freakin calculate all the year... I have it as 2010, 2011, and 2012.
hangc10 1 month ago
THANKS!
andyxlcn 1 month ago
Very informative, covering detailed practical application and use. Great service.
seanchristie02 1 month ago in playlist How to Create Excel 2010 Pivot Tables
thank you so much, you made it easy to understand for beginners like me :)
888sugar888 2 months ago
Excellent.
PaulCutcliffe 2 months ago
great video....great stuff, nicely explained very useful.!!
myforexdna 3 months ago
Is there a reason why I can not drag and drop into my pivot table? Is there feature that I need to select?
riggins2308 3 months ago