Join Curt Frye for an in-depth discussion in this video Using aggregate functions, part of Excel 2010: Pivot Tables.
When you create measures in PowerPivot you can run into unexpected problems when…you use functions such as SUM or COUNT.…In this movie I'll show you how to avoid those issues by using aggregate…functions such as SUMX and COUNTX.…So to begin let's go into PowerPivot.…Click the PowerPivot tab on the Ribbon and then the PowerPivot Window button and…our data reappears inside of PowerPivot.…Now in the previous movie I showed you how to create a calculated column and a measure.…
The difference between the two is that a calculated column uses values within…a table row to generate its result while a measure summarizes the values for an entire column.…This data model has two columns, Price and Quantity, that I can use to calculate a total.…I can if I want to create a calculated column such as by adding a formula equal…and I'm just repeating what I did from the previous movie. [Price]*[Quantity].…Press Tab to accept it and press Enter.…
So there is my calculated column and I won't bother renaming it this time.…
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Released
4/19/2011- Formatting data for use in a PivotTable
- Connecting to an external data source
- Refreshing a data source
- Adding, removing, and positioning subtotals and grand totals
- Creating a calculated field
- Grouping PivotTable fields
- Clearing and reapplying PivotTable filters
- Applying field styles
- Formatting cells
- Creating a PivotChart
- Printing PivotTables and PivotCharts
- Creating relationships between tables in a PowerPivot model
- Using the DAX language for advanced summaries in PowerPivot
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome52s
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1. Creating and Pivoting PivotTables
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Introducing PivotTables4m 2s
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Creating a PivotTable4m 20s
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Pivoting a PivotTable3m 47s
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Configuring a PivotTable3m 22s
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Managing PivotTables3m 26s
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2. Summarizing PivotTable Data
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Creating a calculated field2m 27s
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Grouping PivotTable fields3m 17s
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3. Sorting and Filtering PivotTable Data
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Creating a custom sort order2m 48s
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Formatting slicers3m 43s
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4. Formatting PivotTables
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Creating a PivotTable style4m 37s
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5. Applying Conditional Formatting to PivotTables
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6. Creating and Manipulating PivotCharts
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Creating a PivotChart3m 29s
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Pivoting a PivotChart3m 5s
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Filtering a PivotChart3m 45s
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Formatting a PivotChart3m 35s
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Changing a PivotChart layout3m 14s
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7. Printing PivotTables and PivotCharts
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Printing a PivotTable4m 2s
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Printing a PivotChart1m 55s
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8. Manipulating PivotTables Using Macros
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Running a macro5m 57s
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9. Getting Started with PowerPivot
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Introducing PowerPivot2m 8s
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Importing PowerPivot data3m 14s
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Managing table columns4m 1s
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10. Working with DAX Expressions
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Introducing the DAX language2m 58s
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Using DAX operators4m 44s
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Surveying DAX functions2m 40s
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Using aggregate functions4m 24s
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