In the Tools category of the Options tab, choose Formulas, then Calculated Field.
Select the field you want to delete in the Name box.
Select Delete
Select the field containing the item you wish to remove.
Calculated fields and objects can be readily removed from an Excel pivot table. Click a cell in the pivot table to remove a calculated field. Then, from the Fields, Items & Sets command on the Analyze tab, select Calculated Field from the submenu that opens.
Calculated columns in Excel tables are a great way to quickly enter formulas. They let you to enter a single formula in a single cell, which will then spread throughout the rest of the column on its own. The Fill and Copy commands aren't required.
To begin, choose a cell inside the column to which you wish to add your formulas. It makes no difference which row you select as long as it is not the header row. If the new column is adjacent to the table, you do not need to alter it. Excel will automatically extend the table.
Learner's Ratings
3.8
Overall Rating
50%
21%
6%
8%
15%
Reviews
R
Rishu Baghel
4
sir, can you provide us some table for practice?
S
shams faishal
4
please provide your excel file so it will be easy to learn fast
P
Pintu Kumar
5
improve video quality, because its excel file and the pixel is not good.
J
Juboraj Juboraj
4
Explain details & easy to understand.
M
MD Ayaz Rain
4
powerBI use a data Analysis course in hindi
O
Omkar Jitendra Shinde
4
It is great course
V
Vaibhav Magar
5
I would suggest Absolute reference in 13:30 for the calculation of percentage
Share a personalized message with your friends.