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I am trying to make a formula field that will add up 'Premium $' when my 'Status' field has a certain value and show that sum in the Data Area of a Pivot Table report. For example, I have this formula field: = IF(Pipeline_Status= "In Pipeline",POL_PREMIUM,0) Where 'Pipeline_Status' is a text field and 'POL_PREMIUM' is a currency field in my Pivot Table source data. But, when I add the formula field to the pivot table, I get '$0.00' for the value. I would like to be able to evaluate the 'Pipeline_Status' field for different values, and put the sum of the records that contain those values side-by-side in the Data Area of the pivot table report. What am I doing incorrectly here? -- Pat Dools |
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Not sure you're trying it via calculated fields. Aren't you able to get the
desired results directly and easily in the pivot if you place "Pipeline_Status" into the ROW area, and "POL_PREMIUM" into the DATA area (set to SUM)? -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:23,000 Files:370 Subscribers:66 xdemechanik --- "Pat Dools" wrote: I am trying to make a formula field that will add up 'Premium $' when my 'Status' field has a certain value and show that sum in the Data Area of a Pivot Table report. For example, I have this formula field: = IF(Pipeline_Status= "In Pipeline",POL_PREMIUM,0) Where 'Pipeline_Status' is a text field and 'POL_PREMIUM' is a currency field in my Pivot Table source data. But, when I add the formula field to the pivot table, I get '$0.00' for the value. I would like to be able to evaluate the 'Pipeline_Status' field for different values, and put the sum of the records that contain those values side-by-side in the Data Area of the pivot table report. What am I doing incorrectly here? |
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What I'm actually looking for is to simply present the 'Sum'
(dashboard-style) without showing any row values. So, each column would simply represent the total of the sum of a calculated field that uses one (or more) of the 'status' fields to obtain its value. Can I sum up data and present it without having to have row values? -- Pat Dools "Max" wrote: Not sure you're trying it via calculated fields. Aren't you able to get the desired results directly and easily in the pivot if you place "Pipeline_Status" into the ROW area, and "POL_PREMIUM" into the DATA area (set to SUM)? -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:23,000 Files:370 Subscribers:66 xdemechanik --- "Pat Dools" wrote: I am trying to make a formula field that will add up 'Premium $' when my 'Status' field has a certain value and show that sum in the Data Area of a Pivot Table report. For example, I have this formula field: = IF(Pipeline_Status= "In Pipeline",POL_PREMIUM,0) Where 'Pipeline_Status' is a text field and 'POL_PREMIUM' is a currency field in my Pivot Table source data. But, when I add the formula field to the pivot table, I get '$0.00' for the value. I would like to be able to evaluate the 'Pipeline_Status' field for different values, and put the sum of the records that contain those values side-by-side in the Data Area of the pivot table report. What am I doing incorrectly here? |
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Can I sum up data and present it without having to have row values?
Do you mean you want the PT to look something like this: Sum of POL_PREMIUM Pipeline_Status In Pipeline Completed Grand Total Total 40 30 70 above assumes there are 2 statuses for "Pipeline_Status", ie: In Pipeline, Completed I got the above result by placing "Pipeline_Status" in COLUMN area and POL_PREMIUM in DATA area (set to SUM) If above helped in any way, click the YES button below -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:23,000 Files:370 Subscribers:66 xdemechanik --- "Pat Dools" wrote: What I'm actually looking for is to simply present the 'Sum' (dashboard-style) without showing any row values. So, each column would simply represent the total of the sum of a calculated field that uses one (or more) of the 'status' fields to obtain its value. Can I sum up data and present it without having to have row values? |
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