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pivot tables:calculated field

  1. #1
    mariagloria
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    pivot tables:calculated field

    Thank for helping me whith this. I nned to create a calculated fiel where
    ia can divide a value in a row by the total of the value column. sonething
    like this.
    +A35/A100 where A100 is the total of the colum. So the result will be a
    porcentage. This have to be a calculated field inside the pivor table.

    Thank for your help.
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    MG

  2. #2
    Debra Dalgleish
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    re: pivot tables:calculated field

    Instead of a calculated field, you can add data fields to the pivot table.
    In the pivot table wizard, double-click the data field button
    Click the Options button
    For 'Show data as', select % of column.


    mariagloria wrote:
    > Thank for helping me whith this. I nned to create a calculated fiel where
    > ia can divide a value in a row by the total of the value column. sonething
    > like this.
    > +A35/A100 where A100 is the total of the colum. So the result will be a
    > porcentage. This have to be a calculated field inside the pivor table.
    >
    > Thank for your help.



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  3. #3
    Peo Sjoblom
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    re: pivot tables:calculated field

    Add the items you are totalling twice to the data area, i.e. assume the
    header that you have in the data
    area is called amounts, right click in the pivot and select the wizard,
    select layout and drag the
    amounts header a second time to the data, double click it, select options
    and % ot total

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    Regards,

    Peo Sjoblom


    "mariagloria" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Thank for helping me whith this. I nned to create a calculated fiel

    where
    > ia can divide a value in a row by the total of the value column.

    sonething
    > like this.
    > +A35/A100 where A100 is the total of the colum. So the result will be a
    > porcentage. This have to be a calculated field inside the pivor table.
    >
    > Thank for your help.
    > --
    > MG




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