$ difference column in year over year pivot table

girlgirlgirl

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Hi all - I am trying to include a year over year $ difference in my pivot table but all the examples I see have the dates in a row field vs column. I want to just have one column after 2019 #s that calculates the difference from prior year. If I drag the amount field again in the values field it gives me too many columns. See below my table.


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Hi there girlgirlgirl - Welcome to the forum! :) I am not seeing any table below. It may help things get started if you typed in a few rows as an example. Hope this helps to get an answer started.
 
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