Print selected subtotal in a pivot table

tommatthews

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I have created a Pivot table from a table. The fields in the PT are Team, Member and Amount. Some members are on a team and some are not. I want to sort the PT descending amount by team. I want to print subtotals by team but no subtotals for Members. I do not know how to structure the PT to dot his. Here is an example

Data Table


TeamMemberAmount
TMTom10
Wayne20
TMDonna25
Jim40

<tbody>
</tbody>


Pivot Table

TeamMemberAmount
Jim40
TMTom10
Donna25
Total TM35
Wayne20

<tbody>
</tbody>

Any thoughts on how I can do this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Tom.
 

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