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You could create a second pivot table, based on the first one. In one
pivot table, show the Hours, and in the other show the Dollars. Rob wrote: Thank you. You are correct, my data is organized as you have it below. Are you aware if there is a way to re-organize the data from the way I have it to the way you suggest? "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: As a guess your source data is not set up correctly to do that... You probably have Company Hours Dollars A 10 100 B 20 300 Instead of Company Type Amount A Hours 10 A Dollars 100 B Hours 20 B Dollars 300 As your data stands it will be an uphill battle to get the data re-organized as you want it... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Rob" wrote: I am trying to see if you can get the totals for columns to appear right next to the data they reference. Is this possible? See below. Hours Dollars Company A Company B Total Company A Company B Total Dec 06 8 7 15 100 90 190 instead of Hours Dollars Hours Total Dollars Total Co. A Co.B Co. A Co. B Dec 06 8 7 100 90 15 190 -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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