Above them, we have the field name list where all the column headings of our main table remain listed. They are Filter, Columns, Rows, and Values. In the Pivot Table Field window, there are four areas. So, we can say that we are able to create a Pivot Table in Excel and ready to demonstrate the examples further. Input the fields in the four areas of the Pivot Table to get the value in it.You will notice a new worksheet will be created, and the Pivot Table will appear in front of you.For our dataset, we choose the New worksheet option. Then, set the destination of the Pivot Table.As a result, a small dialog box called Pivot Table from table or range will appear.Now, in the Inset tab, click on the drop-down arrow of the Pivot Table option from the Table group and select the From Table/Range option.
First of all, select the range of cells B4:H15.The steps to create a Pivot Table are given below: Our dataset is in the range of cells B5:H15. To demonstrate the generation process of a Pivot Table, we are going to use a dataset that has 11 shipment information of an electric supplier. Besides it, Pivot Table has all the features of a conventional Excel table. Moreover, we can summarize our data in several types of categories and subcategories. This tool helps us to analyze our data according to our desired requirements. Pivot Table is an amazing data analysis tool of Microsoft Excel.
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