Then go to click the down arrow to show a filter list, then check Select Multiple Items option, and then check the category options you want to show only in the PivotTable. Now I drag Category field to the Report Filter section, then a Filter row called Category appears above the pivot table. Here, for instance, I want to filter data based on category. Drag the field you want to filter based on to the Report Filter (or Filter) section. There are two ways that can help you to filter pivot table data.ДЎ.

If you want to filter the pivot table, you can do as follows: The below one is the sub row label of the above one. Note: The fieldsвЂ™ order in Row Labels section determines the relationship between the fields. If you want the pivot table including date, you can drag the Date field below the Category field in the Row Labels box as below screenshot shown: Tip: You can select the calculation you want in the Values section. For example, here I just want to sum every categoryвЂ™s amount, I will drag Category field to Row Labels section, and Amount($) field to Values section. Now you just need to drag the fields to the filed areas you need. Then a PivotTable Field List pane appears in the left of the worksheet.Д¤. Tip: If you choose Existing Worksheet, you need to select a cell to locate the pivot table in the existing worksheet.ДЈ. Then in the popped out Create PivotTable dialog, you can choose where to locate the pivot table, here I choose New Worksheet. Select all the data including headers, then click Insert > PivotTable > PivotTable. Amazing! Using Efficient Tabs in Excel Like Chrome, Firefox and Safari! Save 50% of your time, and reduce thousands of mouse clicks for you every day!ДЇor instance, you have some data as below screenshot shown needed to analyze, you can do as following steps to create a pivot table based on these data.ДЎ.

Tutorial on pivot tables in excel 2013