Distinct count based on 2 columns in a Pivot Table

leefletcher

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How do I get the distinct count based on 2 columns using a Pivot Table? I did it 2 years ago and can't find my formulas or previous work.

Survey response data:
AreaResponderDistrictSchoolTypeElemMid
NortheastAndyGreen School DistrictWashington Elementary SchoolElem10
NortheastBethGreen School DistrictLincoln Middle SchoolMid01
NortheastCarolGreen School DistrictWashington Elementary SchoolElem10
NortheastCarolGreen School DistrictJefferson Elementary SchoolElem10
NortheastDavidGreen School DistrictJefferson Elementary SchoolElem10
NortheastEricYellow School DistrictBartlet Elementary SchoolElem10
NortheastEricYellow School DistrictMeyer Middle SchoolMid01
NortheastFrankYellow School DistrictBartlet Elementary SchoolElem10
SoutheastGeorgeMauve School DistrictJobs Junior HighMid01

I'm using a pivot table so I can summarize the data into a table that is eventually used in a mailmerge. My struggle is with getting the distinct count and percentages of school types in the districts.

Desired results:
AreaDistrictNumber of responses
(Count of Responders)
Number of Schools
(Distinct Count of Schools)
Number of Elementary SchoolsPercentage of Schools that are Elementary SchoolsNumber of Middle SchoolsPercentage of Schools that are Elementary Schools
NortheastGreen School District54375%125%
NortheastYellow School District32150%150%
SoutheastMauve School District1100%1100%

AreaTotal Number of DistrictsTotal responsesTotal schoolsTotal elementary schoolsPercentage of elementary schoolsTotal middle schoolsPercentage of middle schools
Northeast286466%233%
Southeast11100%1100%
State Total397457%343%

I've been working on this for 2 days. Any help is greatly appreciated.
 

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