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Google Sheets for Creative Projects and Small Business

Measuring Performance: Orders with Pivot Tables

A course by Pete Raho , Craftsman and Entrepreneur

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7,194 students

Audio: English

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About the video: Measuring Performance: Orders with Pivot Tables

Overview

“You can add up the values of large data sets using pivot tables. This tool is useful because it's more automatic. In this lesson, I'll teach you how to navigate this feature. ”

In this video lesson Pete Raho addresses the topic: Measuring Performance: Orders with Pivot Tables, which is part of the Domestika online course: Google Sheets for Creative Projects and Small Business. Learn to create effective solutions for your projects or business using spreadsheets to manage your tasks, budget, and sales using its tools and formulas.

Partial transcription of the video

“ Measuring Performance: Orders with Pivot Tables We've used some different formulas to make sense of all of our tasks. Now, we will try to do the same analysis with our orders. For our orders, we will use a different, powerful tool known as a pivot table. Pivot tables are a terrifying part of spreadsheets. Everyone is a bit scared of the old pivot table, but they're not that hard. What a pivot table lets us do is add or multiply or count anything by any one of the individual items in the table. For example, with your woodworking business here, say it expands and you have four people doing ...”

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Course summary for: Google Sheets for Creative Projects and Small Business

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (88)
7194 students
5 units
16 lessons (1h 56m)
14 downloads

Category
Marketing & Business
Software
Google Sheets
Areas
Business, Management & Productivity

Pete Raho

A course by Pete Raho

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Craftsman and Entrepreneur

Pete Raho is a craftsman and entrepreneur based in Brooklyn, New York. Throughout his carer, he’s enjoyed bringing order to chaos by implementing his problem-solving skills in each role he’s taken on. During his undergrad at Fordham University in New York, he majored in both Art History and Biology, which has allowed him to be both creative and analytical. He also earned his MBA from New York University's Stern School of Business, specializing in Strategy.

Working as a client development analyst at the renowned Christie’s auction house for nearly a decade. He ran his own woodworking business, Gowanus Furniture, creating smart design for compact spaces. Peter was also a business analyst for the furniture retailer, West Elm. Currently, he's working in the world of audio equipment, buying and selling high-end audio tools at StereoBuyers.