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If you do not want to show some items in your pivot table, you can hide them using the below shortcut: CONTROL – Shortcut to Hide Item from the Pivot Table To use these shortcuts, you first need to select any cell in the Pivot Table and then press the keyboard shortcut keys. Also read: How to Group Dates in Pivot Tables in Excel (by Years, Months, Weeks) Shortcut to Insert a Pivot Chartīelow is the shortcut you can use to insert the Pivot Chart in the existing worksheet where you already have the pivot table ALT + F1Īnd in case you want to insert a new chart sheet that contains the Pivot Chart, you can use the below keyboard shortcut. When you use ALT + N + V + T, it will open the ‘PivotTable from table or range’ dialog box as shown below:Īnd if you want to ungroup items, select the cells that have the group, hold the ALT and the SHIFT key and then press the Left arrow key.

Use the shortcut ALT + N + V + T + Enter (press these keys one after the other).Select any cell in the dataset from which you want to create the Pivot Table.Shortcut to Create a Pivot Table From Dataīelow is the shortcut to insert a new Pivot table in a new worksheet ALT + N + V + T + Enter Now let’s deep dive into each of these shortcuts, where I’ll show you how to use them with Pivot Tables. Toggle Checkboxes in Pivot Table Fields ListĪdd a Pivot Chart to the Current worksheet While I will cover each Pivot Table shortcut in detail later, in case you want a quick rundown, below is the table to show you a list of shortcuts. Group/Ungroup Selected Pivot Table Items.