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I am working on a pivot table in Excel 2007 and I was curious if there is a
way that you can change it from summing to average. I have a lot of fields to
change from sum to average and I was wondering if there is a way to avoid
changing them individually...pretty simple question. Thanks in advance.
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In your pivottable field list box, in the values section. Click on the item
you want to change. It will bring up a box, then click on "value field
settings". Here you can change it from Sum to Average.

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I am working on a pivot table in Excel 2007 and I was curious if there is a
way that you can change it from summing to average. I have a lot of fields to
change from sum to average and I was wondering if there is a way to avoid
changing them individually...pretty simple question. Thanks in advance.

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