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count pivot table items
hi,
i have a pivot table which includes a column based on the [cat] column. well i ant it to show a count for this column. well the only problem is that in this column there apears either the word "cat" or " ". so its not actually a null value. how can i add a calculated field to the pivot table to get this to work without first trimming all the values in this column? thanks in advance, geebee |
count pivot table items
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Add another column to your source data called cat2. Assuming cat is in column C, use the formula =IF(C2="cat",1,"") Copy down as far as required. Use cat2 in the PT in place of cat. -- Regards Roger Govier "geebee" (noSPAMs) wrote in message ... hi, i have a pivot table which includes a column based on the [cat] column. well i ant it to show a count for this column. well the only problem is that in this column there apears either the word "cat" or " ". so its not actually a null value. how can i add a calculated field to the pivot table to get this to work without first trimming all the values in this column? thanks in advance, geebee |
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