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If you have large amounts of information in Excel you probably (read: hopefully) use the powerful table management features to help you quickly retrieve and manipulate data. Perhaps you also use PivotTable reports to interactively summarize you data? Or maybe you've heard of PivotTables but never looked into them as yet? Or perhaps you don't know what you don't know? Well you don't have to ... As long as you use version 2013 or later and your data has column headings, Microsoft will suggest a set of PivotTable reports it feels are most applicable.
Here's how:
Your report has been inserted in a new sheet; your "raw data" is still intact and could be used as a basis for other summary reports.
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