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Using calculated fields to count unique items in a pivot table
I have a list that summarizes the production of my employees.
The pivot table breaks down their total production by hour. How do I get a count of the employee names for each hour? (count unique items) I can only assume that I will have to enter a calculated field name and formula...? |
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