Pivot Table Calculations

lkmw

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I have a pivot table where I used the "options" and "Show data as" feature selecting "% of column" to get a percentage for the total for each line item. Now I would like a column that shows a running total or cumulative percentage. A sample is shown below. I want the next column to be 31.94% for row 1, 60.74% for row two, 81.68 for rwo three etc. Problem is that I'm trying to do this on a column of data that is not in the source file but was created in the pivot table. Is there a method for achieving this result? Thanks in advance.
Calc Pivot Example.xls
JKLM
5Data
6areaSumofQtySumofhours%ofhours
7118536131.94%
8219555528.80%
939584020.94%
10411213518.32%
11GrandTotal5887191100.00%
Sheet7
 

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