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Analyzing Data with Pivot Tables 35<br />

ON the CD-ROM<br />

This workbook, named music list .xlsx, is available on the companion CD-ROM.<br />

Here’s a quick summary of how I created this report:<br />

1. I selected a cell in the table and chose Insert ➪ Tables ➪ PivotTable.<br />

2. In the Create PivotTable dialog box, I clicked OK to accept the default settings.<br />

FIGURE 35.30<br />

A 119-page pivot table report.<br />

3. In the new worksheet, I used the PivotTable Field List and dragged the following fields to<br />

the Row Labels area: Genre, Artist, and Album.<br />

4. I dragged these fields to the Values area: Song, Size, and Duration.<br />

5. I used the Data Field Settings dialog box to summarize Song as Count, Size as Sum, and<br />

Duration as Sum.<br />

6. I wanted the information in the Size column to display in megabytes, so I formatted the column<br />

using this custom number format:<br />

###,###, “Mb”;;<br />

7. I wanted the information in the Duration column to display as hours, minutes, and seconds,<br />

so I formatted the column using this custom number format:<br />

[h]:mm:ss;;<br />

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