Microsoft Excel - PowerPivot for Excel Introduction
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This is the outline of our Microsoft Excel PowerPivot Introduction course - Duration: 1 day
PowerPivot for Excel is a free add-in to Excel 2010 that will provide you with powerful tools for analysing and integrating large amounts of data, exceeding the one million row threshold in a standard Excel workbook. The add-in will deliver to you the capability for On Line Analytical Processing (OLAP) provided by Microsoft’s SQL Server Analysis Services right to your PC.
This course will give you an introduction to PowerPivot. You’ll learn how PowerPivot uses Excel Tables, PivotTables, Pivot Charts and Slicers to display and analyse PowerPivot data and also how PowerPivot can be used to perform powerful calculations on related tables of data using familiar tools such as filtering, sorting and an intuitive library of functions.
This course will also cover one of the most powerful features of PowerPivot and that is the ability to go beyond the use of standard Excel expressions and use PowerPivot’s Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) language to perform powerful data manipulations and use Time Intelligence functions. You'll learn how to create or follow relationships between tables as in a relational database
To get the most out of this course you should be a competent Microsoft Excel user.
We specialise on on-site training and can come to you to run our course either on your PC's or provide our own high specification equipment. If you want specific training for your staff, we're happy to customise this course to your requirements, adding or removing topics as necessary.
Microsoft Excel - PowerPivot Introduction course content
Download a PDF course outline using the link on the right.
What is PowerPivot for Excel?
Importing your Data
Creating Relationships
Sorting and Filtering Tables
Creating PowerPivot PivotTables
What-If Analysis
Using Slicers
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Calculations in PowerPivot
Where to use DAX
Creating Calculated Columns
Creating Measures
Using Time Intelligence Functions
Using PowerPivot Sets
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