Excel - Combine Multiple Tables - Relationships (PivotTables) and XLOOKUP

[@jasonswami9275]

Very clear and easy to follow , thank you Chris

[@ChrisMenardTraining]

Very welcome

[@StopWhining491]

Great information. Thanks for also providing WHY you're doing what you're doing before you do it. Just doing something in Excel with no reason is lacking in other channels' videos.

[@motivateandteachme]

Very clear

[@ChrisMenardTraining]

Appreciate the feedback! TY.

[@elisapujadas9790]

Thanks Chris....so easy to grasp!

[@ChrisMenardTraining]

You bet!

[@rosalindchen7935]

This is awesome! Easy to understand, thank you.

[@sachinkishore4115]

Thanks a lot . I understood it clearly since xlookup first n then pivot that makes me easier

[@aneeqahorrie8198]

This was very helpful, thank you!

[@chcmswi]

Great video. I will use relationships in pivots going forward.

[@motazramallah8504]

Thanks for your Video and all the clear efforts, It would have been much useful if you had attached the worksheet sample

[@harishsingh_424]

Awesome 👍

[@ChrisMenardTraining]

Thanks 🤗

[@DutchVince]

Thanks!

[@ChrisMenardTraining]

Welcome!

[@krimbos1]

Always good stuff. Would it be possible to demonstrate with a real spreadsheet, with hundreds of rows and many columns?

[@xlwatcher8885]

wow! Perfect, and so well explained!. I' struggled with this. Would you be able to provid a link to sample data? Thank you so much.

[@AhmadNubliMuhammad]

thank you

[@ChrisMenardTraining]

You're welcome

[@mahivamsi9598]

that is helpful sir

[@shaomeilu9476]

Hi! where's the document for practice?