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I have a pivot table with several rows, one of which is 'Cycle Time'. I want
to show this row for each of the items in the table, but don't want it to
appear as a total. When i try to hide it, the corresponding rows (of detail)
in the table hide also. I want to see the rows in the table, but not in the
totals. Any ideas please?
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Right-click on the Cycle Time field button
Choose Field Settings
Under Subtotals, choose None, and click OK

Suzanne wrote:
I have a pivot table with several rows, one of which is 'Cycle Time'. I want
to show this row for each of the items in the table, but don't want it to
appear as a total. When i try to hide it, the corresponding rows (of detail)
in the table hide also. I want to see the rows in the table, but not in the
totals. Any ideas please?



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Thank you for responding. There's not a 'sub total' option in the Field
Settings window that displays when i right click on the field. The buttons
are 'hide' 'number' 'options'.

"Debra Dalgleish" wrote:

Right-click on the Cycle Time field button
Choose Field Settings
Under Subtotals, choose None, and click OK

Suzanne wrote:
I have a pivot table with several rows, one of which is 'Cycle Time'. I want
to show this row for each of the items in the table, but don't want it to
appear as a total. When i try to hide it, the corresponding rows (of detail)
in the table hide also. I want to see the rows in the table, but not in the
totals. Any ideas please?



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If it's a Data field, and your Data fields are listed in the Row area,
you can't control which Data fields are subtotaled, and which aren't.

However, you could select that set of subtotals, and format them with
white font and white fill, so the subtotals aren't visible.

Suzanne wrote:
Thank you for responding. There's not a 'sub total' option in the Field
Settings window that displays when i right click on the field. The buttons
are 'hide' 'number' 'options'.

"Debra Dalgleish" wrote:


Right-click on the Cycle Time field button
Choose Field Settings
Under Subtotals, choose None, and click OK

Suzanne wrote:

I have a pivot table with several rows, one of which is 'Cycle Time'. I want
to show this row for each of the items in the table, but don't want it to
appear as a total. When i try to hide it, the corresponding rows (of detail)
in the table hide also. I want to see the rows in the table, but not in the
totals. Any ideas please?



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I'll try it, thank you Debra.

"Debra Dalgleish" wrote:

If it's a Data field, and your Data fields are listed in the Row area,
you can't control which Data fields are subtotaled, and which aren't.

However, you could select that set of subtotals, and format them with
white font and white fill, so the subtotals aren't visible.

Suzanne wrote:
Thank you for responding. There's not a 'sub total' option in the Field
Settings window that displays when i right click on the field. The buttons
are 'hide' 'number' 'options'.

"Debra Dalgleish" wrote:


Right-click on the Cycle Time field button
Choose Field Settings
Under Subtotals, choose None, and click OK

Suzanne wrote:

I have a pivot table with several rows, one of which is 'Cycle Time'. I want
to show this row for each of the items in the table, but don't want it to
appear as a total. When i try to hide it, the corresponding rows (of detail)
in the table hide also. I want to see the rows in the table, but not in the
totals. Any ideas please?


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You're welcome!

Suzanne wrote:
I'll try it, thank you Debra.

"Debra Dalgleish" wrote:


If it's a Data field, and your Data fields are listed in the Row area,
you can't control which Data fields are subtotaled, and which aren't.

However, you could select that set of subtotals, and format them with
white font and white fill, so the subtotals aren't visible.

Suzanne wrote:

Thank you for responding. There's not a 'sub total' option in the Field
Settings window that displays when i right click on the field. The buttons
are 'hide' 'number' 'options'.

"Debra Dalgleish" wrote:



Right-click on the Cycle Time field button
Choose Field Settings
Under Subtotals, choose None, and click OK

Suzanne wrote:


I have a pivot table with several rows, one of which is 'Cycle Time'. I want
to show this row for each of the items in the table, but don't want it to
appear as a total. When i try to hide it, the corresponding rows (of detail)
in the table hide also. I want to see the rows in the table, but not in the
totals. Any ideas please?


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