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hey everybody its John here and in todays video were gonna take a look at how we can create sheets based on a list in Excel so Ive got a list here of all 50 states and what I want to do is create a sheet for each of these states and have the sheet name be the state so theres no command for this in the Excel ribbon so what you would have to do is create a sheet and come back to your list and copy and paste and then rename the sheet and if you have a long list thats going to be very time-consuming so we dont want to be doing that so instead what were going to do is use a pivot table trick to do this for us so the first thing Im going to do is create a pivot table from this list so if I have my active cell in this list somewhere and go up to the insert tab and select the pivot table command then Excel is going to select the range for me and I just need to make sure that that is the entire range or list and Im going to put this in the same worksheet here so and if I press ok that
