Question:
Excel Pivot Tables 2000 vs 2003?
msaathof
2005-12-10 10:41:17 UTC
Can anybody tell me the new functionality with regard to Pivot Tables in Excel 2003 Vs 2000?

I greatly appreciate your help.
Three answers:
computer-teacher
2005-12-10 12:09:24 UTC
Here are seveal good Excel tutorial and tip sites that will help you learn Pivot Tables for Excel versions 2003 and 2000, and the new and legacy functionality for Pivot Tables with these two versions of Excel.



27 Pivot Table Tips:

http://www.exceltip.com/excel_tips/Excel_Pivot_Tables/32.html



Pivot Tables Tutorials:

http://www.techonthenet.com/excel/pivottbls/index.php



Pivot Tables Tips:

http://exceltips.vitalnews.com/E054_PivotTables.html



Free Excel Training handouts, including Pivot Tables for Excel 2000:

http://www.davis.k12.ut.us/district/etc/paul/excel.html



3 Free Excel 2003 Pivot Training Courses:



PivotTable I: What's so great about PivotTable reports?

http://office.microsoft.com/training/training.aspx?AssetID=RC010136191033

Length: 30 min



PivotTable II: Swing into action with PivotTable reports

http://office.microsoft.com/training/training.aspx?AssetID=RC010286901033

Length: 40 min



PivotTable III: Show off your PivotTable skills

http://office.microsoft.com/training/training.aspx?AssetID=RC010381561033

Length: 50 min
2016-03-13 04:42:50 UTC
In what? Tug of war? A chess tournament? As far as war goes the US military's strategy is based around always having air and naval supremacy which gives their ground forces a decisive edge. There is a reason why the US is involved in most friendly fire incidents. Because they're the only country dropping bombs on a regular basis. The US provides air support for every country in Afghanistan and it was the same story in Iraq. When a British soldier calls for air support it is almost always the US that responds. The RAF doesn't really have the capability to provide air support. It has nothing to with training. The US has the money to fund a massive and fully capable air force The British don't. It's understandable why the average British soldier trains longer and harder than the average American soldier. When you look at military capability it's really not a fair fight. The Royal Air Force has only 100 Air Superiority fighters. The US has several thousand. The USN has 10 Carriers that are capable of holding 90 aircraft each and the Royal Navy has none. If you were to put them into a conventional war against each other it would not be a fair fight at all.
Paul W
2013-10-06 22:39:04 UTC
The powerpoint functions in 2007 and newer are some of the reason to use them. The ability to create calculated field, the getpivotdata function are very useful. I live in pivot tables and could not go back to 2003


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