Pivot Table

This video tutorial explains how to use pivot tables in Google Sheets to summarize and analyze data without altering the original dataset. It covers creating a pivot table, using the pivot table editor, calculating averages, exploring daily grades, and applying filters to focus on specific data. The tutorial is aimed at educators looking to efficiently manage and interpret student data.

What is the primary function of a pivot table in Google Sheets?

• To create charts from data

• To summarize data without changing the original sheet

• To format data cells

• To delete unnecessary data

What is the first step in creating a pivot table?

• Format the cells

• Insert a chart

• Select the data range

• Create a new sheet

Where does the pivot table editor appear in Google Sheets?

• At the top of the sheet

• At the bottom of the sheet

• On the left side of the sheet

• On the right side of the sheet

How can you view the average quiz scores in a pivot table?

• By selecting 'Sum' in the Values section

• By selecting 'Average' in the Values section

• By selecting 'Max' in the Values section

• By selecting 'Count' in the Values section

What happens if a student has no daily grades in the pivot table?

• An error is displayed

• The average is shown as zero

• The student is removed from the table

• The sum of grades is shown

What feature allows you to focus on specific student scores in a pivot table?

• Grouping

• Sorting

• Filtering

• Highlighting

Why might you use a filter in a pivot table?

• To delete data

• To narrow down the data you are viewing

• To change data types

• To add more data