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    Using an already calculated field to create a new calculated field

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    I'm creating a financial report including the turnover, growth, growth %, cumulative of the tov and cumulative of the growth.
    The data available is the turnover which I used to calculate the growth over 2 years (first calculated field).

    Now my question: How do I use this calculated field (growth) to create a second calculated field (cumul of the growth)?


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    Re: Using an already calculated field to create a new calculated field

    Hi
    please post a sample sheet as described in the yellow banner

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    Re: Using an already calculated field to create a new calculated field

    I am not sure what you expected for results, so I just assumed you wanted a cumulative number for
    growth.

    Look at the attached file and see if this is what you wanted.
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    Re: Using an already calculated field to create a new calculated field

    J4 =SUM($I$4:I4) and drag down.
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    Re: Using an already calculated field to create a new calculated field

    Hi, thanks for the reply! Your outcome is indeed what I'm looking for BUT the problem with your solution is that when I filter in the pivot table, these values change. So what I need is not a sum of a range of field, since these fields change when filtering the pivot table. Do you know how to achieve this?

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    Re: Using an already calculated field to create a new calculated field

    Can you make a calculated cell with the formula i made?

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