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Pivot table with % of row, and dollar total
I would like to display the following in a Pivot Table:
Name %Cash %Bonds %Stock $Amount I can easily do the first four columns with Class as a Column Field (Class contains 'Cash', 'Bonds' or 'Stock'), and Amount as a data field set to %ofRow. But how do I get the $Amount total displayed? I tried adding Amount (named Amount2) as data field, but it breaks down the $Amount by class. I don't want that, I just want the total $Amount. -- Regards, Fred |
Pivot table with % of row, and dollar total
Hi Fred
You can't do this within the PT. It will break down $amount by class in the same way as % is split by class. If you show the data side by side, by dragging the Data button and dropping it on the Total column, you could hide columns E:H The Total Dollar amount will just show as the Grand Total. This assumes that under Table Options for the PT you have Grand Total by Rows switched on. -- Regards Roger Govier "Fred Smith" wrote in message ... I would like to display the following in a Pivot Table: Name %Cash %Bonds %Stock $Amount I can easily do the first four columns with Class as a Column Field (Class contains 'Cash', 'Bonds' or 'Stock'), and Amount as a data field set to %ofRow. But how do I get the $Amount total displayed? I tried adding Amount (named Amount2) as data field, but it breaks down the $Amount by class. I don't want that, I just want the total $Amount. -- Regards, Fred |
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