Excel Magic Trick 1560: Half Year Running Totals in PivotTable

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Learn how to create a PivotTable that shows Half Year Totals Sales Calculation and Half Year Running Total (Cumulative) Calculations using a Logical Formula in a Calculated Column in an Excel Table.
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Mistake in video. 02:18 minute mark, the label should read; {7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12} = 2

excelisfun
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Hi Mike.. pure gold.. as always. Thumbs up!

wayneedmondson
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Thanks indeed Mike. You Excel folks are simply great. I do highly appreciate every video from you.. Thanks a lot. 👍 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

sasavienne
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I feel that I must write a second comment to thank you again after having practiced this. Wow.. Thanks Mike.

sasavienne
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Thanks Mike for this beautiful video. You know you are the best.

SyedMuzammilMahasanShahi
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Simply Amazing. You Teach Excel Basics too Even in Every Advanced level video.Great Excel Teacher.

simfinso
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I always find ways to avoid IF and Nested IF, thanks for showing one way, Mike!

ExactProBi
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And another smart way of doing running totals :). ♥

MalinaC
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I see evry one of your video, you Are so Great Sir,

najmulgani
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Thanks mike. Great helper column. Like that.

johnborg
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2019 Part 1, 2019 Part 2, Thank You so much, thats a great trick, Thanks Mike.

ogwalfrancis
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“...We have to add a Calculated Column...” In an Excel table?
I saw what you did there... :-)
And yes, the analogy works just fine!

GeertDelmulle
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Simply Amazing. You Teach Excel Basics too Even in Every Advanced level video.Great Excel Teacher. It is possible to ask your sovereignty to slow down the speed of explaining examples

ashrafabdallaattyaelfeky
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Why do my date choices go in the same column instead of how the video is automatically sorted in another column? Thanks for help

zydriusMEDIA
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Looks like i'm the first in this one : )

johnborg
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1:17 Expand Collapse > Expand Entire Field (Pivot Table)

planxlsm
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Funny: Boolean value is a fancy word for TRUE/FALSE... LOL

ExactProBi