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Make Pivot Tables with 📗Google Sheets
📊Summarize Data with Pivot Tables👉Pivot tables in Google Sheets summarize data. They are super useful for teachers and happily really simple! 💥The first thing you need is data in a spreadsheet where information repeats. 🟩One of the easiest ways for this to happen is to use Google Forms with multiple choice options to ensure that the data is all spelled exactly the same way. 🔷Sample Pivot Table✔️I used this Google Form to collect data that I want to summarize. 👀Notice in the image below I used a pivot table to count how many responses there were for each option.

🟥Updated Tables♻️The default option when you create a pivot table is to have it automatically update. ✅You can turn this off, but notice in the image below that the same pivot table now summarizes 9 responses instead of 7. 
🖊️Highlight Your Data🟨In the spreadsheet of data, highlight the columns that contain information that you want to summarize. 🔵Use the Data menu to choose “Pivot table.” A new tab will automatically be created for the pivot table. 
🎛️Pivot Table Editor✋On the right hand side of the new tab is the Pivot Table Editor. 👀Notice the AI (Artificial Intelligence) provides suggestions for ways to summarize your data. ➡️Simply click on one of the suggestions if it seems helpful. Using the AI suggestion is obviously the easiest way to create a pivot table.

📈Rows🟨Click on the “Add” button next to the word “Rows” in the sidebar to choose the column that you want to summarize. ➡️In the sidebar click on the “Add” button next to “Values” to choose what values you to summarize. Pay attention to “Summarize by.” 🆘The Google Sheets Pivot Table Editor will automatically guess how you want to summarize the values. Did you want to count or sum? Tip to double check. 
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