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how do i total more then one category for each column in a pivot t
Can anyone help?
I have a column for my premium cost and a column for my initial cost, but how do i get the pivot table to display a total for each column. I have 50 rows and three different divisions. So for each division it gives me grand totals for the premium cost rows and only the individual totals for the initial cost. |
how do i total more then one category for each column in a pivot t
Not 100% sure if I understand the problem but can you drag both the premium
and initial costs into the 'data' area of the pivot table? "sherobot" wrote: Can anyone help? I have a column for my premium cost and a column for my initial cost, but how do i get the pivot table to display a total for each column. I have 50 rows and three different divisions. So for each division it gives me grand totals for the premium cost rows and only the individual totals for the initial cost. |
how do i total more then one category for each column in a piv
yes that was it! thank you very much Tim!
"Tim M" wrote: Not 100% sure if I understand the problem but can you drag both the premium and initial costs into the 'data' area of the pivot table? "sherobot" wrote: Can anyone help? I have a column for my premium cost and a column for my initial cost, but how do i get the pivot table to display a total for each column. I have 50 rows and three different divisions. So for each division it gives me grand totals for the premium cost rows and only the individual totals for the initial cost. |
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