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Pivot Tables
Ok...i'm stuck on this pivot table issue. Based on my data, i've got 3
data columns, one is called Base, Uplift and Demand. These are all numeric. I've also got one that is called Changes, which consist of reviewed or unreviewed. How do I show this figure when i have it in a pivot table as it is only showing the sum/count of it. I need it to show reviewed or unreviewed. Can someone help me with this?thanks |
Pivot Tables
In the source data, add a column to calculate a number for Change
Status. For example, if the Change is in column C: =IF(C2="Reviewed",1,0) Then, add the ChangeStatus field to the pivot table, instead of using the original Change field. Format the Change field in the pivot table with custom number format: Right-click on the Change field heading, and choose Field Settings Click the Numbers button From the Category list, choose Custom In the text box, enter: [0]"Reviewed";[=0]"Unreviewed" Click OK, click OK Gor_yee wrote: Ok...i'm stuck on this pivot table issue. Based on my data, i've got 3 data columns, one is called Base, Uplift and Demand. These are all numeric. I've also got one that is called Changes, which consist of reviewed or unreviewed. How do I show this figure when i have it in a pivot table as it is only showing the sum/count of it. I need it to show reviewed or unreviewed. Can someone help me with this?thanks -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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