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    Pivot tabel Calculated field

    Hi All

    I have a question about pivot table calculated field

    In pivot table, i want to add 'calculated field' (Average of C.price in sheet stock) - (P.Price in sheet stock)

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    Many thanks
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    Re: Pivot tabel Calculated field

    Click any cell inside the pivot table.
    On Options or Analyze tab in the Calculations group, click Fields, Items & Sets and click Calculated Field.
    'Insert Calculated Field' dialog box appears.
    Enter whatever name you want to give the Calculated Field
    Type in your formula
    Click Add button
    Click OK button
    Excel creates the 'Calculated Field', and posts it as a Value in the Fields List. As it will contain numbers, it sets to "Sum" as default, which you can change to whatever you want.

    Hope this helps

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    Re: Pivot tabel Calculated field

    Hi

    In 'calculated field' , I want to add this calculation (Average of C.price in sheet stock) - (P.Price in sheet stock)

    Thx
    Steven

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    Re: Pivot tabel Calculated field

    bt123123,

    Yes, as I explained above, you put whatever formula you want in the 'Insert Calculated Field' dialog box.

    Ochimus

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