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Calculated Fields in Pivot Table
In Excel 2007 Is it possible to create a calculated field using the sum of an
numeric field divided by the sum of a text? My table has a list of products (text) which I have counted and the sum of the associated revenue (numeric). Currently I calculate an the average outside the table. However, when a new product is introduced the grand total formula is eliminated. When I added a calculated field the results are #DIV/0!. Thanks. |
Calculated Fields in Pivot Table
Hi,
If you go to your PT totals, right click in the mouse, field settings, then choose average Hope this help "Ben B." wrote: In Excel 2007 Is it possible to create a calculated field using the sum of an numeric field divided by the sum of a text? My table has a list of products (text) which I have counted and the sum of the associated revenue (numeric). Currently I calculate an the average outside the table. However, when a new product is introduced the grand total formula is eliminated. When I added a calculated field the results are #DIV/0!. Thanks. |
Calculated Fields in Pivot Table
Eduardo,
Thanks. It helped but in an unanticipated way. I originally set the format of the calculated field to average but it did not change anything. Your post however got me thinking about adding the revenue field in a second time to the table and changing that format to average which gives me exactly what I need. Thanks again. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, If you go to your PT totals, right click in the mouse, field settings, then choose average Hope this help "Ben B." wrote: In Excel 2007 Is it possible to create a calculated field using the sum of an numeric field divided by the sum of a text? My table has a list of products (text) which I have counted and the sum of the associated revenue (numeric). Currently I calculate an the average outside the table. However, when a new product is introduced the grand total formula is eliminated. When I added a calculated field the results are #DIV/0!. Thanks. |
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