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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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