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How To Insert a Pivot Table Slicer

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How To Insert a Pivot Table Slicer | MyExcelOnline

Slicers in Excel are visual filters or interactive buttons that allow you to see what items have been chosen within a Pivot Table.

They are a new feature from Excel 2010 onward and Mac for Excel 2016 and a must for anyone wanting to wow their boss by adding interactivity in their reports!  I show you how to insert a Pivot Table Slicer below:

 

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STEP 1: Select your Pivot Table by clicking anywhere inside it.

How To Insert a Pivot Table Slicer

 

STEP 2: Go to Options(Excel 2010)/Analyze(Excel 2013&2016) > Insert Slicer 

Select the Month and Year Fields.

Click OK.

How To Insert a Pivot Table Slicer

Your slicer is now ready!  Go crazy clicking, slicing and dicing your data!

TIP: Hold down the CTRL key to select multiple items in your Slicer.

How To Insert a Pivot Table Slicer

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Helpful Resource:

5 Speedy Steps To An Excel Pivot Table! (infographic)

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