From the course: Excel: Creating a Dashboard with Power Query (Microsoft 365)
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Linked table for sales by product category
From the course: Excel: Creating a Dashboard with Power Query (Microsoft 365)
Linked table for sales by product category
- [Instructor] Now we're ready to set up the third part of the dashboard, where we're going to create a table this time that captures the sales value by product category. And we want to do this for the latest and compare it to the previous month. Let's set up the calculations that we need for this. But before I start to add more pivot tables to this, let's just organize this part a little bit better, give each section a title. So I'll call this top sales managers. I'm also going to format it slightly, just so that I know this area belongs together. Give this one a name as well, and format this too. Okay, so so far we've set up our different pivot tables. Whenever we press refresh, our pivot tables will go and fetch the data from the external files. Now, currently we still have April as our last month, but once we're done setting up our dashboard here, we're going to upload May data and check if everything updates…
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Link Excel shapes to the data and linked picture trick9m 26s
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Top three sales managers and numbers: Sort data in PivotTable5m 8s
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Linked table for sales by product category8m 23s
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Excel PivotChart for monthly sales6m 5s
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Pivot Slicer connected to multiple PivotTables12m 15s
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