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PIVOT TABLE

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Sunil Kumar
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CAN ANYONE TELL ME IN DETAIL THE USE OF PIVOT TABLE IN EXCEL WHICH I BELEIVE IS XCELLLENT FOR TRACKING ENGINEERING IN A PROJECT.

THANX

Sunil

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Philip Jonker
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There is nothing like basics, pivot tables are nothing but bata bases and their indexes. Challenge
Sunil Kumar
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Dylan, Andrew and Alexander,

Thankyou very much, They were fantastic leads to findout on Pivots.
Are there similiar sites on Access too...

Regards

Sunil
Dylan Wan, PMP EVP
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Here is a PivotTable paper found in the Constrcution Financial Management Association web site:

www.cfma.org/documents/PivotTables.pdf
http://www.cfma.org/pivot_dir.htm

You can also get a sample spreadsheet from here:

www.cfma.org/PIVOT.xls

Hope this helps.
Andrew Podolny
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Hi there.
Here is online tutor
http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot01.html
(See the bottom of the a.m. page for additional info)