Calculated Field

Jimmytinfoil

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Good Evening

Im looking for some advice on a calculated field. Ive made a sample spreadsheet like so

Source Data is underlined in RED
Pivot Table is underlined in Green
Difference is a manual formula that I added
XLS is here

Question:- Is there a way to create a calculated field rather than me entering a formula outside the Pivot Table?

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Pivot

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With a regular pivot table (as opposed to power pivot) you want a calculated item, not a calculated field since you want the difference between two items in the same column in the source data.
 
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