The sample dataset has some products, along with their price per unit (kg) and the amounts.
Method 1 – Use Insert Tab Option to Tabulate Data in Excel
Steps:
- Select the entire range B4:E12.
- Go to the Insert tab >> select Table.
- Create Table box will pop up.
- Select the data range you want to tabulate.
- Check the My table has headers box if you want headers in your table.
- Click OK.
- Excel will tabulate your data.
Method 2 – Apply Keyboard Shortcut to Tabulate Data in Excel
Steps:
- Select any cell from your dataset.
- Press CTRL + T.
- The Create Table box appears.
- Select B4:E12 as the data range.
- Check the My table has headers box if you want headers in your table.
- Click OK.
- Excel will tabulate your data.
Method 3 – Create Pivot Table to Perform Data Tabulation in Excel
Steps:
- Select B4:E12.
- Go to the Insert tab >> select Pivot Table >> select From Table/Range.
- A window will appear. Select your range.
- Choose the destination of your pivot table. New Worksheet has been selected as the destination in this instance.
- Click OK.
- Excel will create a pivot table.
- From the PivotTable Fields, the data can be modified further.
- For example, if Product is in the Rows and Amounts (kg), Price/kg, and Total Price are in the Values field, the pivot table will look like this.
Method 4 – Use Power Query to Tabulate Data in Excel
Steps:
- Go to the Data tab >> select From Table/Range.
- Create Table box will pop up.
- Select the dataset and check the My table has headers box if you want headers in your table.
- Click OK.
- Power Query Editor will appear. Click Close & Load.
- Excel will create the data tabulation in another worksheet.
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Things to Remember
- You can also create a pivot table by pressing ALT+N+V+T. Just remember that you have to press them one by one, not simultaneously.
- Do not forget to change the format to Currency in the new table created by using Power Query.
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