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I used a Formula in a Pivot Table and the the total for the formula Column
is INCORRECT as it reflects only one portion of the formula. My formula is an "if statement" that if one field is "0" use the other preexisting field. Is there a way to have the total reflelct all amounts and not just the total of certain amounts?? |
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Perhaps you could add a column to the source data, and do the
calculation there. Then, add that field to the pivot table. Or, try changing the pivot table formula so it adds the two items, instead of using an IF formula. John P wrote: I used a Formula in a Pivot Table and the the total for the formula Column is INCORRECT as it reflects only one portion of the formula. My formula is an "if statement" that if one field is "0" use the other preexisting field. Is there a way to have the total reflelct all amounts and not just the total of certain amounts?? -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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The source data is updated from our accounting database and when the data
is updated all fields not coming from the database are eliminated. It is an either or not a summation. The main question is why would Excel allow you to create formulas, put the correct amount in the column, but when Excel calculates the Grand Total in the Pivot Table it calculates a WRONG Amount for the Total "Debra Dalgleish" wrote in message ... Perhaps you could add a column to the source data, and do the calculation there. Then, add that field to the pivot table. Or, try changing the pivot table formula so it adds the two items, instead of using an IF formula. John P wrote: I used a Formula in a Pivot Table and the the total for the formula Column is INCORRECT as it reflects only one portion of the formula. My formula is an "if statement" that if one field is "0" use the other preexisting field. Is there a way to have the total reflelct all amounts and not just the total of certain amounts?? -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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