How To Create A Pivot Table In Notion (3 Ways)

Learn how to create a Pivot Table in Notion

Pivot Tables in Notion are possible - you just need to know the right workaround for your specific situation.

So in this video, I'm going to walk you through three different methods to create a pivot table in Notion.

Starting with a fully native Notion solution that looks and feels like a Pivot Table but doesn't scale to well, over a visual pivot table all the way to embedding a proper pivot table using a third-party tool.

Whatever data you want to analyse, these three methods will help you get there.

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:46 Using An Aggregate Database as a Pivot Table
05:36 Calculating Total Revenue in Notion
07:46 Hacking Charts for Visual Pivot Tables
09:54 Create A Pivot Table in Notion using Rows
15:36 Outro

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[Bohica]

Not 1, 3! 3 ways to achieve a pivot table. Another great video Matthias. I learn a ton each time I watch your videos. Very helpful. Thank you!

[AhmedAli-rwgc]

I watch tutorial videos avout notion to learn but i forget them fast even your videos do you have any idea how can i remember the buttons and other things in notion?

[محمدسالم-ذحط]

Can you make some videos related to programming ( use formal ) in Notion ?

[Anna-vrqs]

Is it just overcomplicating things? It'd be easier if 'buyer's country' were a relation property to pivot table database. Then you could connect sales and countries and use rollups to do the same calculations without any formula. Am I missing something?