**PivotTables** are one of Excel's most powerful features, enabling users to quickly and efficiently **summarize large datasets into meaningful tables**. 

They offer **dynamic arrangement of data**, allowing for easy aggregation, comparison, and analysis. 

With **slicers** and other tools, PivotTables offer **personalized views of data**, making them incredibly versatile for different analytical needs.

# Task

Now apply the skills you've learned to create a similar table, reflecting **Location** as rows, **Category** as columns, and **Quantity_Sold** as the value. 

Then, incorporate a slicer using the **Date** column, so the final display appears as follows:

With the Data slicer used in the task, how many items from all categories were sold in total on 01/01/2022?

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