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Hi All,
First time poster!
Having some trouble with pivot tables, the problem description along with a snippet of source data and my pivot table is in the attached sheet. Your help is greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Tejas.
Hi All,
First time poster!
Having some trouble with pivot tables, the problem description along with a snippet of source data and my pivot table is in the attached sheet. Your help is greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Tejas.
I think you must add two new columns to your data:
Quote: simple value 1 for every row
PO: =IF(E4<>"",1,0)
You may then sum these fields in the pivot table instead of using Count on the number fields.
Then you may add a calculated field using ='PO'/'Quote'
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Hi Tejas and welcome to the forum,
You may or may not like this answer. See the attached. You are trying to do a Pivot Table with some data and then do a normal (easy) formula with the Pivot Table's answers.
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Thanks Marvin, this seems like a simple solution that does the trick! The only trouble with this is that i cant sort the customers by the conversion rate (i have thousands of customers in my actual sheet) and when i expand the customer field, the column kinda goes beserk. But it's good to get an overview on the pivot table!
Just wondering, how did you use the formula outside the pivot table without using the getpivotdata() function?
Thanks again!
Originally Posted by MarvinP
Hi,
I just typed in the cell letter and number to create the formula outside the pivot table.
I've seen people who would then copy and paste (values only) the pivot table to a new sheet. You could then sort by the ration column. Not a great answer but will work with some effort.
Huh, makes me feel silly for using the getpivotdata() function all these years, guess you learn something new every day!
Thanks for your help.
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