Google Sheets | Pivot Table | How to Create | For Data Analysis | Example | Spreadsheet | Tutorial

In Google Sheets, create a pivot table for data analysis. For example, you can build a pivot table to find out the product with the highest sales. What's more, you can easily find out the percentage sales of this product in relation to the total sales. Through pivot tables, basic data analysis can be conducted without using complex formulas.

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How to Create a Pivot Table in Google Sheets?

First, highlight the data range from which you want to create a pivot table. Click Insert and Pivot Table. Specify whether you want to insert the pivot table in the same worksheet or a different worksheet. In the Pivot Table Editor, add fields to rows, columns, values, or filters.

Review this video tutorial, which gives the steps to create a pivot table in Google Sheets, for data analysis, with examples.