Updating Dynamic Images or Pivot Tables in Excel

Pivot tables are powerful but do have their drawbacks. For instance, let's say you need to create a simple summary of your data (nothing too crazy), and creating a pivot table is more that you need, since you'll have to scrolling around just to view the pivot table, and constantly refreshing your data can get aggravating.

How about we show you some easy formulas and an updating image to create simple displays of your data.

This is great for when you just need to keep an eye on some data!

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