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Pivot table
Would someone be able to tell me how to enter a calculation to subtract one
group from another in a pivot table, without having to modify the source data. ex group A has 6 items and a total group B has 20 items and a total there are several more groups I would like to have a row within the table which subtracts B from A , not effecting the other information thank you in advance |
Pivot table
On the PivotTable toolbar, click the PivotTable dropdown button, and go to
formulas, then Calculated Field. You can now create a calculated field that will apply mathematical operators to 1 or more of your previous fields. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "WINDMILL" wrote: Would someone be able to tell me how to enter a calculation to subtract one group from another in a pivot table, without having to modify the source data. ex group A has 6 items and a total group B has 20 items and a total there are several more groups I would like to have a row within the table which subtracts B from A , not effecting the other information thank you in advance |
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