PivotTable Calculated Field % formula

BradleyS

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Office Version
  1. 2010
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  1. Windows
I have a simple PivotTable that is just counting 1 column of data called "Conditions".
I have added "Conditions" which is text to "Rows", and the Value is a count of the "Conditions".

What I would now like to do is add a % column to the PivotTable using a fixed division of 24, i.e. SUM(Conditions / 24)
However, I can't get the formula to work using a calculated field

It works if I add a formula manually to an adjacent row i.e. =GETPIVOTDATA("Conditions",$A$3,"Conditions",$A4)/24
Then copy it down.

But, is it possible to create it using a calculated field?
 

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