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Pivot Table Calculations
I am trying to create a Pivot Table to show the WOS (weeks of stock)
by week for YOY (2005, 2006 and 2007) for certain product families. WOS = OH/AWS where OH = On Hands (available data) and AWS = Average weekly sales (also available data). I did the WOS calculations myself on Excel and used the data to throw it in a pivot table. When I'm displaying an individual SKU from a certain product line of a certain product family my numbers are right. The problem is whenever I collapse it further to see the whole product line (or the whole product family), I see a sum of my WOS for all the SKU's in that certain category as opposed to its average. Is there anyway to rectify this issue? Any help in this matter would be appreicated. |
Pivot Table Calculations
Right-click on a field in the data area, and choose Field Settings
For Summarize, choose Average, and click OK. Neel wrote: I am trying to create a Pivot Table to show the WOS (weeks of stock) by week for YOY (2005, 2006 and 2007) for certain product families. WOS = OH/AWS where OH = On Hands (available data) and AWS = Average weekly sales (also available data). I did the WOS calculations myself on Excel and used the data to throw it in a pivot table. When I'm displaying an individual SKU from a certain product line of a certain product family my numbers are right. The problem is whenever I collapse it further to see the whole product line (or the whole product family), I see a sum of my WOS for all the SKU's in that certain category as opposed to its average. Is there anyway to rectify this issue? Any help in this matter would be appreicated. -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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