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Hi,
This is a simplified version of my question, but the same principles apply. I have an employee data set, and each employee belongs to 1 of 2 Departments (say, A and B) and also 1 of 2 Regions (say, East and West). In the layout section of the pivot table, I have Department as my first Row selection, and Region as my second Row selection. And then my Data is the count of employees. The Total only shows the Grand Total - is it possible for it to show the sub-totals for each Region as well as the Grand Total? Thanks. |
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