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Pivot Table Calculated Field
I have two fields in the Pivot Table Data. [CountOfFieldOne] is the count of
a field from the source data and [CountOfFieldTwo] is the count of another field in the source data. Now I want to create another field in the PT that is [CountOfFieldTwo]/[CountOfFieldOne]. Can this be done? I see where you can do formulas but I dont see how you work the count of one field divided by the count of another field. Thank you for your help. Steven |
Pivot Table Calculated Field
You can add two fields to the source data, where you calculate a count
for FieldOne and FieldTwo. For example, in the new fields, OneCount, use the formula: =COUNTA(G2) where column G contains FieldOne. Refresh the pivot table, and use the new fields in the calculated field. Steven wrote: I have two fields in the Pivot Table Data. [CountOfFieldOne] is the count of a field from the source data and [CountOfFieldTwo] is the count of another field in the source data. Now I want to create another field in the PT that is [CountOfFieldTwo]/[CountOfFieldOne]. Can this be done? I see where you can do formulas but I dont see how you work the count of one field divided by the count of another field. Thank you for your help. Steven -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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