mrchonginhk
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I have created a Pivot Table.
There are only 2 fields called months and another called Country. There are 2 columns of data called Sales Unit which is the monthly sales volume units and another data column is associated Sales Value.
I created a PT with Country as row field, Sales Unit and Sales Value as Data.
I need to make it such that:-
(1) Bottom line for Sales Unit is AVERAGE of 12 months while
(2) Bottom line for Sales Value is TOTAL of 12 months.
Is this impossible ???
So far I can create one which can show both are AVERAGE or BOTH are SUmmation.
originally I can make the Sales Unit column average.
Hoever, there are many entries in dataset that has field value but zero in data. So when PT takes average, it counts those zero entries in denominator. How to make sure average value is not counted ??
There are only 2 fields called months and another called Country. There are 2 columns of data called Sales Unit which is the monthly sales volume units and another data column is associated Sales Value.
I created a PT with Country as row field, Sales Unit and Sales Value as Data.
I need to make it such that:-
(1) Bottom line for Sales Unit is AVERAGE of 12 months while
(2) Bottom line for Sales Value is TOTAL of 12 months.
Is this impossible ???
So far I can create one which can show both are AVERAGE or BOTH are SUmmation.
originally I can make the Sales Unit column average.
Hoever, there are many entries in dataset that has field value but zero in data. So when PT takes average, it counts those zero entries in denominator. How to make sure average value is not counted ??