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replyReply Fri 22 Aug 2008, 16:21Delegate Mike said...

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Pivot Tables

How do you add calculations to a pivot table, that automatically change as you adjust the criteria within the pivot table?

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replyReply Thu 11 Sep 2008, 14:50Trainer Alan said...

RE: Pivot Tables

Hi Mike

From the pivot table menu, select FORMULAS then CALCULATED FIELD.

Give your field a name, then construct the formula in the dialog box.

When your pivot table source data changes, you need to right click the pivot table and select REFRESH DATA to update it. It will not update automatically.

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