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Default How do I insert the same field twice in an Excel 2007 pivot table

In Excel XP you could just drag the field twice into your Pivot table and
calculate a sum and an average for example; how do you do the same function
in Excel 2007? I need to get the same data field into my pivot table twice.
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Default How do I insert the same field twice in an Excel 2007 pivot table

I don't see the difference. I have a pivot table created under XP, and
opened it in 2007. You just drag in the field, the same as before.

Can you be more specific with your problem?

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In Excel XP you could just drag the field twice into your Pivot table and
calculate a sum and an average for example; how do you do the same
function
in Excel 2007? I need to get the same data field into my pivot table
twice.


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