Count Specific Values in Pivot

kastalarial

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Hi, how do I make my Pivot Count "Qualified or Unqualified" only rather than counting all values it sees?

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When you apply the filter it doesn't adjust the count? What does your source data look like?
 
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Could just drag the "QA Remarks" field into the row labels below "Agent Name"...
 
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