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Including another "total" row in a pivot table
Hi,
Is it possible to add another "total" row in a pivot table from another part of a spreadsheet? I can't think of an easy way to describe this, so have put the details of an example below. If you copy everything below into a fixed width font eg courier then the columns will line up. Many thanks in advance! Ben So my spreadsheet data is as follows, with lots of lines (Item) each in a different Release and taking up capacity on three different platforms: Item Release PlatformA PlatformB PlatformC 1 One 5 6 2 2 Two 4 1 0 3 One 0 3 6 4 Three 2 4 2 The "Release" is actually a named range within another worksheet, where it has the total capacities per platform for each release: Release PlatformA PlatformB PlatformC One 15 5 8 Two 15 5 8 Three 15 5 8 I have set up a pivot table already which does the sums from the actual data - it adds up the sum of effort per platform per release, looking like: Release Data Total One "Sum of PlatformA" X One "Sum of PlatformB" Y One "Sum of PlatformC" Z Two "Sum of PlatformA" X Two "Sum of PlatformB" Y Two "Sum of PlatformC" Z Three "Sum of PlatformA" X Three "Sum of PlatformB" Y Three "Sum of PlatformC" Z Is it possible to somehow tweak the pivot table to also show the capacity value from the range in the other worksheet? Ideally I'd like the pivot table to look like: Release Data Total Capacity One "Sum of PlatformA" X 15 One "Sum of PlatformB" Y 5 One "Sum of PlatformC" Z 8 Two "Sum of PlatformA" X 15 Two "Sum of PlatformB" Y 5 Two "Sum of PlatformC" Z 8 Three "Sum of PlatformA" X 15 Three "Sum of PlatformB" Y 5 Three "Sum of PlatformC" Z 8 |
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