Excel Recommend PivotTables - Improved Experience

Posted on: 05/11/2022

Recommended PivotTables in Excel is getting a great update. To use Recommended PivotTables, click the Insert Tab, and click Recommended PivotTables. The new update includes an easy method to change the data range. You also get a task pane on the right side of the screen and can add the PivotTable to the current worksheet or a new worksheet.

YouTube Video - Recommended PivotTables

Chapters

0:00 Intro
0:25 Insert Recommended PivotTable
1:45 PivotTable 1
2:28 PivotTable 2

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Create a PivotTable using a Recommended PivotTable

Below are the steps to create a Recommended PivotTable.

Click inside your data
Click the Insert Tab.
Click Recommended PivotTables.

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