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Description
This course will teach students the core features and functions of PowerPivot for Excel 2010. Students will explore the PowerPivot
workspace and options on the PowerPivot tab on the Excel ribbon. They will learn how to create calculated columns, import data
into PowerPivot, and rename columns of data in a PowerPivot table. They will also learn how to create relationships between tables
in the PowerPivot window and how to use Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) to create formulas that cannot be created in Excel.
Finally, students will filter and sort data in the PowerPivot window, create pivot tables and pivot charts using PowerPivot data, and
add slicers to pivot tables and pivot charts.
Prerequisites
Microsoft Windows 7 Basic or equivalent skills including the ability to navigate in Windows applications and manage files and
folders
Advanced-level knowledge of Excel 2010, including Excel functions and PivotTables
Course Outline
Unit 1: Getting Started with Microsoft PowerPivot for Excel
2010
32- vs. 64-bit version of Excel and PowerPivot for Excel
What is PowerPivot and what can I use it for?
PowerPivot workbooks vs. Excel workbooks
Benefits of using PowerPivot for Excel
PowerPivot terminology
Database terminology
Database concepts
PowerPivot for Excel vs. PowerPivot for SharePoint
Unit 2: Quick Tour of PowerPivot
Create a pivot table
Modify a pivot table
Relationship detection and creation
Viewing relationships
Unit 3: Exploring the PowerPivot Workspace
PowerPivot tab on the Excel ribbon
PowerPivot window Home tab
PowerPivot window Design tab
PowerPivot window Linked Table contextual table
PowerPivot window shortcut menus
Changing the grid background color
Customize the Quick Access Toolbar in Excel
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