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Default Pivot tables and column data

Hi Liz -

Thanks for getting back to me. I found the table options and got rid of the
grand total.

As far as the calculated field, I want to add a field that does not
currently appear in the pivot table data.

For example if the results of RD are 6 and the results of RQ are 2009 I want
a column to be generated that shows .30%.

Thanks for your time.

Marc

"Liz" wrote:

On the pivottable, right-click the field you want to change the criteria on,
and go to "field settings". Also go to "table options" for the grand total
options.

"Marc" wrote in message
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Hello -

I have a pivot table and in the column area I have a field called type. I
have two types that appear RD and RQ. My first issue is I don't want them
added together, and want to get rid of the grand total field in each row
of
data. My second question is I want to show the results of RD/RQ as a
percentage and want to show the values of RQ and RD as well as the %.

Thanks for any help.

Marc




 
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