Excel Pivot Table: How to Calculate Weighted Average

Welcome to this practical Excel tutorial where I'll guide you through the process of calculating weighted averages using pivot tables.

📊 Discover how pivot tables can simplify complex calculations.

I'll break down the process into easy-to-follow steps, making weighted average calculations very simple.

🔍 Simple Steps to Calculate Weighted Averages

In addition to a practical example, we will calculate the average number of goals scored by a player per game. To achieve this, we'll create a helper column and add it into our pivot table data source. Then, we'll update the formula in the calculated field. Follow along as we apply weighted average calculations step by step in the video.

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00:00 Intro
00:15 How to...
00:50 This is the weighted average!

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I have over 1 million rows so I am using a pivot table reading from the data model power query. In there I cannot use calculated field and when I use a calculated column, the figures still don't work. Any advice how to fix this please? Thanks!