Pivot Tables - In Depth

[Cecil]

I am an avid user of pivot tables ( mostly reports ... not so much charts ). I know the functionality quite well but would like to "get into" this Excel functionality much deeper. Can you recommend a good self-teach book on this subject? I prefer learn-by-example styles of learning books. Thank you.

[Dave Peterson]

Debra Dalgleish has a list of books:
http://contextures.com/xlbooks.html

In fact, one of the books on that list is hers!
Excel Pivot Tables Recipe Book: A Problem-Solution Approach
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/159...78343?n=283155

I'd print a copy of those PT books and visit my local bookstore/library to see
if I could find one I liked.


Cecil wrote:
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> I am an avid user of pivot tables ( mostly reports ... not so much
> charts ). I know the functionality quite well but would like to "get
> into" this Excel functionality much deeper. Can you recommend a good
> self-teach book on this subject? I prefer learn-by-example styles of
> learning books. Thank you.
>
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[Cecil]

thanks Dave
I will take your advice
always looking for that "silver bullet" book, of course!
regards, cecil.