Pivot table

2077delta

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I would like the grand total column on a pivot table to appear as the first column of data not as the last. Is there a way to move the grand total column or do I have to set up a calculated field?
 

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> Is there a way to move the grand total
> column

No.

> ...do I have to set up a calculated field?

Calculated Items.
 
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