📄Tables

The Tables area of the Insert tab in MS Excel is your gateway to powerful data organization and analysis tools. It offers several ways to turn raw data into structured tables, making it easier to work with, analyze, and present your information.



Here’s a breakdown of what you can find:

PivotTable:

This powerful tool helps you summarize, analyze, and regroup your data from different perspectives.
You can:
Choose an existing table or range of data to create a pivot table.
Import data from external sources like text files, CSV files, or web pages.
Arrange data into rows, columns, and filters to see different trends and relationships.
Apply aggregate functions like sum, average, count, etc. to analyze data groups.
Create interactive charts and graphs directly from the pivot table.

Table:

The main button, it lets you quickly convert a range of cells into a formatted table.
You can:
Specify the number of rows and columns.
Choose a header row or first column.
Apply a table style for visual appeal.