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Default % of Subtotal in PivotTable

Hi All -

I have an ongoing question that I have been unable to find an answer to for
several months now and am looking here as a last resort.

Is there a way to create a data column in a pivottable that would match the
description of a % of column subtotal?

Say I have a pivot table that looks like:
---------------
Field 1 Field x 1
Field y 2
Field z 3
Field 2 Field x 4
Field y 5
Field z 6

And I would like to create a second data column that would calculate the
percent of column for each of Field 1 and Field 2

---------------
Field 1 Field x 1 .167
Field y 2 .333
Field z 3 .500
Field 2 Field x 4 .267
Field y 5 .333
Field z 6 .400

Is this possible? Thanks everyone!

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