Create a Pivot Table from Multiple Sheets in Excel | Comprehensive Tutorial!

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Master the art of creating PivotTables in Excel from multiple worksheets with our straightforward tutorial. Ideal for Excel users of all levels, this guide simplifies the process of consolidating and analyzing data from various sources using PivotTables.

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You can use a PivotTable in Microsoft Excel to combine data from multiple worksheets. In this video I'll show you 2 methods you can use depending on your situation.

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🔑 Key Tutorial Features:
▪️ Method 1 - Append Data: Learn the efficient way to combine similar data from different sheets without manual copy-pasting. This method is perfect for sheets with identical columns in varying orders.
▪️ Method 2 - Merge Data: Discover the smart approach to connect detailed data spread across tabs, such as linking product codes to names. This method simplifies data consolidation for effective PivotTable creation.
▪️ Practical Use Cases: Apply these methods to everyday business scenarios like merging sales data from multiple stores or connecting product information for comprehensive analysis.

You might need to combine data from different sheets into one table and then create a pivot table based on the one table. In this case you'll need to append the data. Don't use formulas to append the data. Specially if your column headers are in a different order, this can get quite complex. Instead you can use Get & Transform (Power Query) from the "Data" tab in Excel. With Power Query you can append the data from different sheets (even from different files and sources) and create a single Pivot Table.

Sometimes you might need to combine the data from the different sheets by using a lookup function like VLOOKUP to get more information from another table into the table that you need to create a pivot table on. Don't use VLOOKUP to add additional columns, instead use relationships from the "Data" tab. With relationships you automatically add your tables to the data model and you get to create a power pivot based on this. You don't need to write a single formula.

Your results will be dynamic too. Once you get new data, all you have to do is "refresh" your pivottable and the new data is there!

These pivot table tips are going to help you analyze your data and get better and faster insights into your data.

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00:00 How to Create a PivotTable from Multiple Worksheets
01:28 Method 1: Append Data for Pivot Table
06:44 Method 2: Merge Data for Pivot Table
10:44 Wrap Up

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