Hi,
I know I might need to put this formula outside of the pivot table after trying different ways but does anyone know of a way I can insert a calculated field to divide a number by the Grand Total and then multiple by a figure:
For example:
Name: Amount: Formula:
A £10 (=£10/£37)*£5 = £1.35
B £5 (=£5/£37) * £5 = £0.67
C £3 etc
D £8 etc
E £11 etc.......
Grand Total £37
Thanks
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There's no pivot table there ...
Where's the Pivot Table?
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As you are using the 365 version of Excel you could use Power Pivot.
1. Convert A1:B6 into a table
2. Add the table to the Data Model and then add a column (Total) populated using: =sum(Table1[Amount])
3. Add a measure Formula:=SUM(Table1[Amount])/AVERAGE(Table1[Total])*5
4. Produce a pivot table from the data model put Category in the Rows area then Amount and Formula in the Values area.
Note that Formula is formatted through the Data Model.
Let us know if you have any questions.
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