Category: Microsoft Office Suite - specifically Excel. Excel is a powerful tool for data analysis and modeling, and pivot tables are one of its most useful features. These books provide a comprehensive guide to using pivot tables in Excel, from basic beginners to advanced users. The first book on the list, "Excel Pivot Tables: Basic Beginners Guide to Learn Excel Pivot Tables for Data Analysis and Modeling," is an excellent starting point for anyone new to pivot tables. It covers all the basics of creating and manipulating pivot tables, including how to add filters, sort data, and create charts. The book also includes examples of real-world scenarios where pivot tables can be used for data analysis. The second book on the list, "Pivot Tables (Easy Excel Essentials)," is another great option for beginners. It covers many of the same topics as the first book but in a more concise and easy-to-understand format. This book also includes tips and tricks for working with pivot tables that can help users save time and improve their efficiency. For those looking to take their skills to the next level, "Power Pivot and Power BI: The Excel User's Guide to DAX" is an excellent choice. This book covers advanced topics such as data modeling, calculated fields, and measures in Power Pivot and Power BI. It also includes examples of how these tools can be used for business intelligence and data analysis. The fourth book on the list, "Excel 2010 Tables, PivotTables, Sorting & Filtering Quick Reference Guide (Cheat Sheet of Instructions, Tips & Shortcuts - Laminated Card)," is a useful reference guide for anyone working with Excel tables and pivot tables. It includes quick reference guides to many of the most commonly used features in Excel, as well as tips and tricks for working more efficiently. The fifth book on the list, "Excel PivotTables and PivotCharts: Your visual blueprint for creating dynamic spreadsheets," is an excellent choice for anyone looking to create visually appealing pivot tables and charts. This book covers many of the same topics as the first two books but with a focus on creating attractive and informative visualizations. The sixth book on the list, "Mastering Excel: Pivot Tables," is another great option for advanced users. It covers many of the same topics as the fifth book but in more depth, including how to create custom calculations and formulas in pivot tables. This book also includes examples of real-world scenarios where pivot tables can be used for data analysis. The seventh book on the list, "Learn Excel 2007 through Excel 2010 From MrExcel: Master Pivot Tables, Subtotals, Charts, VLOOKUP, IF, Data Analysis and Much More - 512 Excel Mysteries Solved," is a comprehensive guide to using pivot tables in Excel. It covers many of the same topics as the other books on this list but with a focus on troubleshooting common problems and solving complex data analysis tasks. The eighth book on the list, "Power Excel 2019 with MrExcel: Master Pivot Tables, Subtotals, Charts, VLOOKUP, IF, Data Analysis in Excel 2010–2013," is an excellent choice for anyone looking to learn how to use Power Pivot and Power BI in Excel. This book covers many of the same topics as the other books on this list but with a focus on using these tools for business intelligence and data analysis. The ninth book on the list, "Excel 2010 Pivot Tables," is a useful reference guide for anyone working with Excel tables and pivot tables in Excel 2010. It includes quick reference guides to many of the most commonly used features in Excel, as well as tips and tricks for working more efficiently. Overall, these books provide an excellent resource for anyone looking to learn how to use pivot tables in Excel. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced user, there is something here for everyone.