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Count PivoteTables
Hello everybody. I use Excel 2007 at work. I know everything I need to know
to do my work and more, but I having problems with something. I have PivotTable, and I want to make "Calculated Field" with this formula: "=COUNT(A1:A2000)". The formula on an excel spreadsheet works fine, but on a PivoteTable shows 1 row. When I double-click on the information it shows me 4 rows, so Is not 1, is 4 the correct result. Just FYI, column A are numbers, no blank, no text, no symbols, just numbers. I know that I can count just by adding the column to the raw data field and change the formula count, by I need to it with a Calculated Field. Thank you very much to all. -- Some day I''ll be the most powerful Jedi ever. |
Count PivoteTables
Hi,
Calculated fields and items do not allow references to ranges, names or arrays. Is A1:A2000 part of the source data for the pivot table, in other words, is it a field of the pivot table? -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Skywalker" wrote: Hello everybody. I use Excel 2007 at work. I know everything I need to know to do my work and more, but I having problems with something. I have PivotTable, and I want to make "Calculated Field" with this formula: "=COUNT(A1:A2000)". The formula on an excel spreadsheet works fine, but on a PivoteTable shows 1 row. When I double-click on the information it shows me 4 rows, so Is not 1, is 4 the correct result. Just FYI, column A are numbers, no blank, no text, no symbols, just numbers. I know that I can count just by adding the column to the raw data field and change the formula count, by I need to it with a Calculated Field. Thank you very much to all. -- Some day I''ll be the most powerful Jedi ever. |
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