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Pivot Table Customize functions in the Data Field
Hi all,
I want to find out if it is possible to create custom formulas in the data field of a pivot table. I need to to show: Fleets of vehicles. How many of a particular fleet a particular company has on hand. A percentage of how much of that companies fleet is not operational. If no maintinane is completed between Now() and the end of the reporting period, What the % of maintenance failure we will have for a fleet. I think the best way to accomplish this is a pivot table but the built in functions are not going to handle the calculations I need. -- Thanks, Patrick |
PS,
Don't know what numbers you're working with but in a pivot table, you can drag down the same number several times and have it sum, count, average, maxm min, product, count numbers, etc. in the 'PivotTable Field' box (to get here, drag a number into the data section and double-left-click on that field). Also, did you know that in the 'PivotTable Field' box there is a button called 'Options'. This opens a section on the bottom that says 'Show data as:'. If you drop down the listbox (default is 'Normal'), you will see selections for 'Difference From', '% of', '% Difference From', 'Running Total in', '% of row', % of column', etc.. Hope this helps, Sincerely, Gary Brown "PSKelligan" wrote: Hi all, I want to find out if it is possible to create custom formulas in the data field of a pivot table. I need to to show: Fleets of vehicles. How many of a particular fleet a particular company has on hand. A percentage of how much of that companies fleet is not operational. If no maintinane is completed between Now() and the end of the reporting period, What the % of maintenance failure we will have for a fleet. I think the best way to accomplish this is a pivot table but the built in functions are not going to handle the calculations I need. -- Thanks, Patrick |
Another issue is...
When you first create a Pivot Table with more than one field of data in it, the data lists vertically down the table. My preference is to see this info listed horizontally across the table. To do this, I drag the field that says 'Data' over to the 'Grand Total' column and release it. HTH, Gary Brown "Gary Brown" wrote: PS, Don't know what numbers you're working with but in a pivot table, you can drag down the same number several times and have it sum, count, average, maxm min, product, count numbers, etc. in the 'PivotTable Field' box (to get here, drag a number into the data section and double-left-click on that field). Also, did you know that in the 'PivotTable Field' box there is a button called 'Options'. This opens a section on the bottom that says 'Show data as:'. If you drop down the listbox (default is 'Normal'), you will see selections for 'Difference From', '% of', '% Difference From', 'Running Total in', '% of row', % of column', etc.. Hope this helps, Sincerely, Gary Brown "PSKelligan" wrote: Hi all, I want to find out if it is possible to create custom formulas in the data field of a pivot table. I need to to show: Fleets of vehicles. How many of a particular fleet a particular company has on hand. A percentage of how much of that companies fleet is not operational. If no maintinane is completed between Now() and the end of the reporting period, What the % of maintenance failure we will have for a fleet. I think the best way to accomplish this is a pivot table but the built in functions are not going to handle the calculations I need. -- Thanks, Patrick |
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