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pivot count
I have a pivot table which has two row groups (state, rep), and then several
pieces of data (about 5), so each group is state, rep, then the five pieces of data. Horizontally, I have 5 quarters shown. The data is all calculations (average, max, min, etc.) of one of the amount fields in my data. What I need, however, is to have a per state count of number of reps. Any ideas? To make it clearer, the challenge is that I cannot put the rep field in as a data field, since it's already a row field. And when I go to the Rep field settings, and set the count as the function to perform, it ignores that, I guess because it's a row field. -- Boris |
pivot count
You can add the rep field to the data area although it is already a row
field. It can be in both, and by default will count the number of reps. Hope this helps, Hutch "BorisS" wrote: I have a pivot table which has two row groups (state, rep), and then several pieces of data (about 5), so each group is state, rep, then the five pieces of data. Horizontally, I have 5 quarters shown. The data is all calculations (average, max, min, etc.) of one of the amount fields in my data. What I need, however, is to have a per state count of number of reps. Any ideas? To make it clearer, the challenge is that I cannot put the rep field in as a data field, since it's already a row field. And when I go to the Rep field settings, and set the count as the function to perform, it ignores that, I guess because it's a row field. -- Boris |
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