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Once you've dropped your yes/no field into the "Drop Data Fields"
section, drop it again into the "Drop Column Fields" section. Then you can uncheck "no" from the data menu. Jim Teresa wrote: I have an EXCEL spreadsheet where one colum is populated with either YES or NO as a result of comparing two dates in two other fields. I am building a PIVOT table and would like to count ONLY the "yes", but, the pivot is counting the yes and no. So the total is off. Does anyone know how I can set up a calculation in the pivot table so that it ONLY counts the Yes's? -- T |
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