Pivot Table Calculated Field

IluvPivots

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Using a Pivot Table, is there a way to make a calculated field to include the net of two items.
The source data column is titled "GAIN LOSS" the rows are either a positive gain # or a negative loss #. I need to be able to pivot and graph Gains, Losses, and Net. Net is essentially the "Grand Total" column, however when graphing the pivot table the Total is excluded.
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You have to set the graphic to show you the total. Do that, one graphic with sum and another with total
 
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I think I have found a solution. It is a "Calculated Item". I created a formula of Gain+Loss and it worked!
 
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