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emlouise

How do you calculate the difference between two values within a p.
 
I have a pivot table set up in that it displays data with values before and
after an event. I would to be able to calculate the difference between the
two values in a separate column within the pivot table. Does anyone know how
to do this or if this is possible? It is using Excel 97 I have tried using a
calculated field but it does not return a sensible answer

Frank Kabel

Hi
one way: in your source data create a helper column with this
difference and use this helper column in your pivot table

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

"emlouise" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I have a pivot table set up in that it displays data with values

before and
after an event. I would to be able to calculate the difference

between the
two values in a separate column within the pivot table. Does anyone

know how
to do this or if this is possible? It is using Excel 97 I have tried

using a
calculated field but it does not return a sensible answer



Debra Dalgleish

To create a calculated field:

Select a cell in the Pivot Table
On the PivotTable toolbar, choose PivotTableFormulasCalculated Field
Type a name for the formula
In the formula box, type: =
In the Field list, double-click the After field
Type a minus sign: -
In the Field list, double-click the Before field
Click OK,

emlouise wrote:
I have a pivot table set up in that it displays data with values before and
after an event. I would to be able to calculate the difference between the
two values in a separate column within the pivot table. Does anyone know how
to do this or if this is possible? It is using Excel 97 I have tried using a
calculated field but it does not return a sensible answer



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Debra Dalgleish
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