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There are several advanced techniques you can use for data analysis using Excel's pivot tables, including:

1. Calculated Fields: Use calculated fields to perform arithmetic operations on existing data fields and create new columns with custom formulas.
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3. Sorting and Filtering: Use the "Sort" and "Filter" options in the pivot table fields to sort and filter data based on specific criteria.
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5. Grouping: You can group data by date, time, or other specific criteria to make it easier to analyze and interpret.
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7. Pivot Charts: Use pivot charts to visually represent pivot table data and make it easier to understand trends and patterns.
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9. Slicers: Use Slicers to quickly filter pivot table data using a graphical interface.
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11. Conditional Formatting: Use conditional formatting to highlight specific data values, such as high or low values, to visually identify trends and patterns.

These are just a few of the advanced techniques you can use when working with pivot tables in Excel. With practice and experimentation, you can become an expert at data analysis using Excel's pivot tables.