



Follow the steps below to create the pivot table. Suppose now you want to create a pivot table to see the yearly Sum of Total Cost of different product category. The imported dataset is a total cost summary of three product categories(Bikes,Accessories, Clothing) in six different countries by year. We can see the imported data form the image below. Select menu File: Save to Active Worksheet to save these settings to the worksheet, and then select menu Query: Import to import the data into worksheet, and then close SQL Editor.In the right text box, put the following SQL statements.ĭatePart (yyyy, SOH.If fine, click the OK button to connection to the database. And then you can click the Test button to test if the connection is fine. from SQL Editor's File menu, in the open dialog, put the connection string (see step 1 above) to the text box. Select menu item Edit Connection String.Activate an empty worksheet and open SQL Editor by clicking the Open SQL Editor button on the Database Access toolbar.User ID =accounting Initial Catalog =AdventureWorks2008R2 Data Source =myServer Provider =SQLOLEDB.1 Password =mydatabase Persist Security Info =True To connect the database, we use a connection string:.Suppose we have already set up a database named AdventureWorks2008R2 on a server machine - myServer - running SQL Server, with user name as "accounting", and password as "mydatabase". Before creating a pivot table, we should can import data from database.How to combine small values in columns or rows, and custom extra value.How to sort output by row or column totals in Pivot Table.How to summarize data by a Pivot Table.Minimum Origin Version Required: Origin 2015 SR0 What you will learn This tool can sort, count, sum, or compute minimum, maximum, or mean of data stored in a worksheet.

The Pivot Table provides a quick way to summarize your data, and to analyze, compare, and detect relationships in your data.
