[gui-talk] Pivot tables in Excel

[Steve Jacobson]

If you are using Excel 2007 or greater, go to the sheet where you have specified the pivot table to be created, and then press F6 and you will get into the 
fields list.  You can then use the Applications key to access menus that let you manipulate these fields.  I am new at this myself so am still learning, but I 
believe you have to have Excel 2007 or later to use this.  I'm not sure it was there in Excel 2003.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

On Sat, 15 Feb 2014 14:12:20 -0800, Ted Shelly wrote:

>Hi all,

> 

>Does anyone know of a way to create pivot tables in Excel with just keyboard
>commands?  I tried researching this on Google but could not find an answer.
>In case you don't know what a pivot table is, it is a way to summarize rows
>of data.  I want to use it to total up various categories of tax-deductable
>items that I have listed in a spreadsheet.  I am using Excel 2013, but
>probably earlier versions work similarly.

> 

>Thanks,

> 

>Ted Shelly

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