See solution in other versions of Excel:. Question: How do I sort the pivot table results in Microsoft Excel 2011 for Mac? Answer: To sort the pivot table, let's look at an example. Currently the pivot table is sorted by Order ID in descending order. We would like to sort by the Order ID values in ascending order. Click on the arrow to the right of the Order ID drop down box and click on the Ascending button. Then click on the X in the top left to close the Order ID window.
Now when you view the pivot table, the Order ID values are sorted in ascending order.
Welcome to Excel 2016 for Mac: Pivot Tables in Depth. In this course, I'll show you how to use Pivot Tables to gain valuable insights from your organization's data. I'll begin by showing you how to create a Pivot Table from data already in your Excel workbooks. A slicer is a way to limit the data you see in a pivot table. In a pivot table showing years of sales by salesperson, for example, you can use slicers to restrict the table to one or more years.
Hello You wrote: +And the help is just for nothing+ I'm quite sure that you are using the english version on a system whose decimal separator is the comma. Apple wrote the english version with the point as decimal separator. So in the english product, the operands separator is the comma while it is the semi-colon with our decimal comma. As I already wrote, I will ask Apple for a revised version adjusting the delimiter used in the 'Insert functions' tool but I'm not sure that it wold be doable for the Help.
Maybe the easier track would be to deliver an english-with-semicolons version. Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE samedi 15 septembre 2007 08:52:31). People, search on pivot tables. If you really are a power user of spreadsheets, you should be able to recreate the similar functionality of a pivot table without the overhead of a background DB file that Excel creates. (Ever notice you have to refresh the table every time the data changes? Its using a Jet DB engine, same as Access to handle it I believe.) Also, this is the 'Spreadsheet for the rest of us.' Jobs put it in his Keynote.
The 'rest of us', don't use Pivot tables. Oh, and yes, I already posted a way of doing this in the groups here, search around and I believe you can find it. Sorry if it comes across wrong, but I think many many people are sooo wanting to abandon MS that they are upset that the version 1.0 of a brand new product isn't beating the pants off a program with over twenty years of development.
Kinda losing their point of view on this one people are. Apple Footer.
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