What I'm going to get now are rows that are for each month. Now let's remove Product here and instead add Date. I could also go and change the value to something like a percent of the grand total. The number of cells for each product, not taking into account the amounts of each cell. So the average of each cell for each product. We can actually change some things here like, for instance, for the values I can click the i button there and I can change it to instead of being the Sum it could be the Average. Now if we scroll down here we can see the rows of product and values are the amounts. So we can see exactly how many of each product are sold. If there were more than three it would have done all of them. We could have used the SUMIF function over here to calculate all of the different sums for each product. So already we have something useful pretty quickly. If I do Product now I can see all three products, there are only three here in the product column, listed and then the sum for each of those here. So it's basically a zero dimension Pivot Table. This will create the simplest thing we can do with Pivot Tables and that is to sum all of the amounts up into one item. So let's start off by selecting one thing. Then you'll see three columns from the original table all with empty checkboxes next to them. On the right under Organize you'll see Pivot Options up here. There's really nothing in it yet because there are a lot of options we need to select first. So I'm going to do that and you'll see this new table forms here. This allows me to create a Pivot Table on the current sheet. With the cell in here selected I could click the Pivot Table button right here but instead I'm going to go to Organize and then Create Pivot Table. It's just some sales with some dates, product, and an amount. You actually could do a lot of this before using Categories in Numbers but Pivot Tables allows you to keep your original table as is and create a separate table where you can visualize the data in different ways.įor instance, let's start with this very simple table here. So here's some simple examples to get you started with Pivot Tables. You'll see here the top new feature is Pivot Tables. This is in the new version of Numbers, so version 11.2, available on Mac and also iPad and iPhone. So Apple added a full featured Pivot Tables function in Numbers. Join us and get exclusive content and course discounts. There you can read more about the Patreon Campaign. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than 1000 supporters. Let's take a look at the new Pivot Tables feature in Mac Numbers. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with.
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