20. Filtering and Slicing Pivot Tables a. Filter customer names to only show customers that begin with the letter B by left clicking the filter icon to show the filter drop down menu (the little triangle in the column header in the same cell as the text Customer Name), selecting Labels Filters, and Begins With. b. Filter product names to only show products that begin with letters between O-Z using Labels Filters Between... c. Insert a Slicer using Order Date and select Feb, May, and Aug. 21. Obtaining Details from Pivot Tables a. For Customer Name and Product Name: Bon app' and Pavlova, double left click the Number of Order Lines for 2018 (double left click on the 2). Note that the details of the two order lines will display in a new worksheet. b. Change the new worksheet name to Bon App Pavlova 2018 Details.

20. Filtering and Slicing Pivot Tables a. Filter customer names to only show customers that begin with the letter B by left clicking the filter icon to show the filter drop down menu (the little triangle in the column header in the same cell as the text Customer Name), selecting Labels Filters, and Begins With. b. Filter product names to only show products that begin with letters between O-Z using Labels Filters Between... c. Insert a Slicer using Order Date and select Feb, May, and Aug. 21. Obtaining Details from Pivot Tables a. For Customer Name and Product Name: Bon app' and Pavlova, double left click the Number of Order Lines for 2018 (double left click on the 2). Note that the details of the two order lines will display in a new worksheet. b. Change the new worksheet name to Bon App Pavlova 2018 Details.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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