Adding a calculated field as a row to a pivot table

Hambreak

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Hello,

is it possible to add a calculated field to a pivot table .

At the moment I have a calculated field below the pivot table - but when I refresh it sometimes overwrites the formula. So I was trying to incorporate the calculation into the pivot table somehow.

As an easy example. The below is a pivot table.

Date as column
colour as row
amount of the [Values]

then I am just trying to add a formula called "Amount/8" - which takes the total of the 'colour' column and divides by 8.

Thanks


Sum of amountColumn Labels
JanFebGrand Total
Row Labels
brown22
green22931
red21214
Grand Total64147
Total Amount/80.755.1255.875

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