December 17th, 2010 
This post is a step by step beginner’s guide to PowerPivot. I will show the basics of creating a PowerPivot workbook using Excel data. PowerPivot has dramatically improved the way in which we can analyze our data in Excel. Using PowerPivot in an Excel PivotChart provides the added benefit of Slicers. Slicers are a cool new [...]
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