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Hi,
My pivot table has three "amount" columns for various products representing 1) 2012 sales 2) 2013 sales 3) 2012 collections Product Category Amount Bananas Sold 2012 $9,861.00 Grapes Sold 2013 $5,109.00 Nectars Paid 2012 $(3,350.00) Bananas Sold 2012 $1,817.00 Oranges Sold 2013 $4,355.00 Pears Paid 2012 $(4,821.00) Plums Sold 2012 $4,433.00 ..... The pivot table looks like this: Sum of Amount Category Product Sold 2012 Paid 2012 Sold 2013 Grand Total-Unpaid 2012 Apples 18,958 -17,958 7,440 1,000 ..... and the grand total includes 2013 sales. I would like to keep 2013 sales in the pivot table, but exclude them from the Grand Total, which I would then rename as "Unpaid (overpaid) 2012." So, in this example, I would like my grand total column to be 1,000, instead of the calculated amount 8,440. Thanks, MHL |
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