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Count in Pivot Tables
Hi,
What formula would I use (or can I use one) in Pivot Tables to get a Count of the "Yes" in a column instead of a total of the column Q. Normally I was use the Countif formula but I can't get it to work. Thanks JoAnn -- Very Thankful |
Count in Pivot Tables
Place the field with the yes values in the left column (you will get a
listing of all of the possible values that are in that column). Now just add the same field again but place it in the center section. This should give you a count of all of the yes values (along with the rest which you can just hide)... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Joey041" wrote: Hi, What formula would I use (or can I use one) in Pivot Tables to get a Count of the "Yes" in a column instead of a total of the column Q. Normally I was use the Countif formula but I can't get it to work. Thanks JoAnn -- Very Thankful |
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