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Using subtotals in Pivot table formulas
The set up:
Our legacy database provides 30 different report types that our clients can run from our website. I have a spreadsheet listing every report run by customers over the past 2 years; including unique ID#, Client name, report name, User name, Year, Date, Time, etc. The Pivot Table: My pivot table is set up as follows: - ClientName, ReportName, and Username as Row labels - Year as Column Label - Count of ClientName as value - Count of ID# shown as "% of column" as another value The pivot lists ClientName in column A, ReportName in column B, Username in C and the count of ClientName for each report type in Column D. With Subtotals for each ClientName. The 2nd value described above is in column E (based on Count of ID# and shown as % of column). This gives me the % of the grand total for each line item. Finally my question: Without moving the ClientName from Row Labels to Column Labels, how can I get a % of the Subtotal for each ReportName? I have tried unsuccessfully to create a calculated field and my gut tells me the answer is there. I just haven't found a workable formula. Suggestions? |
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re: Using Subtotals in Pivot Table formulas
A picture is worth????
The attached spreadsheet [reports run 4.xlsx] shows the pivot results for 3 of many clients. It shows; (A) Client Name, (B) which reports that client ran, (C) how many of each report were run, and (D) the % of the entire report. (Client #2 then ran 2.69% of all reports included in the pivot.) I manually created Column E to show what % each report type is of the related Client's total reports. (ie: 37% of Client #1's reports are Report C.) I want the Pivot table to generate Column E. I think the answer is a Calculated Field that counts the instances of each report type for a client and devides that by the total count of reports for that client. Hopefully that is less obfuscated. And truly thank you for any help you can offer. Last edited by ninfanger; 10-22-2010 at 02:46 PM. Reason: Pasting the table displayed as code not graphic. The Illustration is now a simple spreadsheet. |
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Leave Job name as a row field, but also add Job Name as a data field ('Count of Job Name', actually)
Set it to display as % of Parent Total, with the base of Client Code. |
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