So that's why the instructor gave us a Word file that we can cut apart to create flashcards. There are a lot of shortcuts on them. There's more to do--a pivot table showing results by course grade, that is, for each letter grade, the number of students receiving that grade, the minimum course average for each letter grade, and the average course points for each letter grade. The Walkenbach book Excel Bible has a chapter on pivot tables. Study it! I'll leave you alone so you can get on task. Text when you have questions. Thanks! I need the pivot table practice. Interviews are coming soon. Students that have had interviews got the question. What question? "How good are you with pivot tables, VLOOKUP, and HLOOKUP?" If you want a job, especially a good one, give a response that convinces the interviewer that you're skilled with pivot tables