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thanks a million, Tom. I was sure somebody would know the answer of the top
of his head. Cliff "Tom Hutchins" wrote: Count is the default function a pivot table uses. To change it to a sum: - right-click on the "Count of Total" field name. - select Field Settings - in the Summarize By listbox, select Sum - click OK Hope this helps, Hutch "SFTaxMan" wrote: I'm trying to do a really simple pivot table: I have a table of employees' names, pay periods, and total pay (total pay per pay period). Everything goes fine until I drag the Total field to the Data section, then it changes the name of the field to "Count of Total" and the data I get are numbers like 1, 2, and 3, instead of the amount of pay. I haven't encountered this problem before when doing similar pivot tables. What's happening, and how to I get it right? thanx, Cliff Perusse San Francisco |
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