Add Grouped Count Column to Pivot

I have this pivot table:
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In between columns B and C, I'd like to insert a column that counts Employee Names in column C grouped by column B.

For example, in the picture above, Senior Consultant April will have the number 8 - a count of employees under her.

Can I create this custom field in the pivot? Or will I have to engineer a formula to do so outside of the pivot table?
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I agree with jeffreybrown.

Create a new column in your data using a formula like this (assuming Employee_Region is in column A and Employees_Senior_Consultant is in column B:
=COUNTIFS(A:A,A2,B:B,B2)
and drag it down the column. Give it a header that makes sense to you.

Then drag that field into the pivot table Rows between Employees_Senior_Consultant and Employee_Name.

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Thanks for the solution! Unfortunately, since the data is extremely granulated (by working session) there are duplicates. Even after using a formula that filters out employees based on job title, I still get an outrageously high number.

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I put this count formula in the data:

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Basically, if filter criteria is met, count how many times a seniors name appears. I tried to offset the duplicates by subtracting the amount of times the subordinates name appears and thought I could just add 1, but this won't create a rolling count.