Pivot Table Examples: An Ultimate Collection of 62 Use Cases for 2022 That Make You Excel in Your Job

We are very proud to present you an ultimate e-book with 62 Pivot Table Examples.

In this e-book, you’ll find one of the most comprehensive databases of Pivot Table use cases that we have collected directly in the field.

These examples can be directly adopted and instantly used in your company. This can make you excel in your job role.

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If you want to refresh your Pivot Table knowledge, have a look at the complete beginners guide we have published recently.

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Book Contents

This is the complete list of examples this book presents:

1. Tasks count by their State
2. Orders count by Completion State
3. Accounts by Industry
4. Blank fields
5. Count of Opportunities by State
6. Count of Sales transactions by the Product line
7. List of unique values
8. Count of Interviews for individual Clients
9. Count of Server Traffic records by Zone
10. Sum of Opportunity Values by Stage
11. Sum of Time worked on components
12. Sum of complete and incomplete Orders
13. Count of unique Industries in given Year
14. Count of reports per Service
15. Sum of Sales by City
16. Count of unique Skill sets interviewed for individual Clients
17. Sum of overall Bandwidth measured across Zones
18. Interviews count by month
19. Supermarket Sales amount by the hour of the day
20. Average Complaint Response Time
21. Sum of Time worked every Month, capped to hours
22. Amount of Orders grouped by Months and Years
23. Sum of Opportunity Values by quarter
24. Sum of overall Bandwidth measured over Months
25. Relative Sales by Product line
26. Relative count of Accounts in our portfolio by the year of the first contact
27. Relative count of Orders by their payment status
28. Relative time spent working on each project Component
29. Relative number of Complaints by Years
30. Relative sum of Opportunity Values by quarter
31. Relative count of Interviews per quarters
32. Relative overall Bandwidth measured across Zones
33. Tasks by Assignee and State
34. Accounts by Industry and Lead status
35. Sales by Product line and Gender
36. Sales by Supermarket and the hour of the day
37. Interviews by Client Name and Date
38. Value of Orders by Completed? and Paid? state
39. Gross Income by Product Line and Branch
40. Count of Opportunities by quarter of Date logged and State
41. Relative Count of Orders by Completed? and Paid? state
42. Relative count of Accounts by Industry and Lead status
43. Relative Gross Income by Product Line and Gender
44. Relative Gross Income by Gender and Product Line
45. Relative Gross Income relative to Product Line and Gender
46. Relative Time worked on a project by individual Assignees
47. Relative value of Opportunities according to State and Priority
48. Relative count of Interviews by quarters and Position Type
49. Relative overall Bandwidth measured across Zones and Months
50. Relative count of Accounts by Industry and Lead status filtered to most significant Industries
51. Relative amount of Sales by Branch, Gender and Product Line
52. Tasks by Stage and Due date in quarters, count
53. Tasks by Stage and Due date in quarters, Difficulty sum
54. Tasks by Stage, State and Due date in quarters, count of Task
55. Tasks by Assignee and State, count of Task, sum of Difficulty
56. Relative Orders Total amount by Month and Year, and average Order value
57. Relative Sales amount by the Day of week and Hour of the day
58. Relative count of Opportunities according to State and Priority per quarters
59. Relative count of Interviews by quarters, Industry and Position Type
60. Relative count of Interviews by Industry, quarter and Position Type
61. Relative average Bandwidth and average count Users in Zones across Weeks
62. Relative average number of Users in Days of the week and Hours of the day

Why do you need Pivot Tables?

Pivot Tables can quickly reveal many useful information in our records/data that were originally unknown to us or not obvious at first sight.

For example we can quickly spot any invoice after a due date. Or we can see how many tasks are planned for our team.

Pivot Tables are one of the basic business analytical tools. Their usage is essential to anyone who wants to base their decisions on hard facts. So that your decisions are the best you can make.

Pivot Table Examples

We will be using the standard terms for the Pivot Table settings like Row Label, Column Label, Summation Value that we listed in our Pivot Table Guide.

Every single Pivot Table Example describes the purpose (usage), the individual settings (Row Label, Column Label, Summation Value), possible alternatives and references to other examples that are based on them.

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