Pivot table: Subtract 2 columns in a pivot table

henrytran

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Hello,

I have problem when try to add a calculated field "duration" in a pivot table as follows:

min[startdate] max[enddate] duration
project 12/7/20172/21/20178

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I want the duration should be 14 days.
I see the calculated fields is only correct for each row of a table , not for the 2 final result columns of a pivot table.

How can I subtract 2 columns in a pivot table duration= max[enddate] - min[startdate].
please help.
Thank you.
 

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