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I have a table of data, which lists details of events. Column D contains the
date of the event (dd/mm/yyyy). I am using pivot tables to summarise the data in various ways. One thing I would like to do is have a pivot table to show the number of events per region per year. I know I can do this by adding a new column ("Year") to my data table, containing the formula =year(D2), and then use Year as the column field in my pivot table (with Region as the row field) BUT can I create a calculated field (or Item??) in the pivot table so that I don't have to insert the additional column in my data table? If I select Formulas Calculated Field from the Pivot Table menu, I can create a new field (Name: Year. Formula: =year(Date)), but then when I try to drag that field to the column area of my pivot table it tells me "The field you are moving cannot be placed in that PivotTable area" Is there a way to do summarise my data by year, without having to have the additional Year column in my data table? (I know I could use Date as the column heading in the Pivot, but this creates a very wide table, and it's pain to then have to select every 2007 date and then Group them together!) Thanks Katy |
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