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I have a huge pivot table with data like
StoreA WidgetSales TotalSales StoreB WidgetSales TotalSales StoreC WidgetSales TotalSales (Stores are in column field, both WidgetSales and TotalSales are in data field) I need to calculate WidgetSales as % of Total Sales, so I was thinking about copying and pasting the above data in order to do this StoreA WidgetSales =WidgetSales/TotalSales TotalSales StoreB WidgetSales TotalSales StoreC WidgetSales TotalSales But, how would I copy that formula all the way down to get a % for all the stores? (there is a gap between the cells going down so the cells are not contiguous) Is there a way to calculate that % somehow in the pivot table itself, without going through this rigmarole? Thanks in advance for your help! |
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