You could create another pivot table, on a hidden worksheet, and show all the producer types in that table.
Then, on the first sheet, use GETPIVOTDATA formulas outside the pivot table to calculate the percentage. For example:
=GETPIVOTDATA("Units",$B$5)/GETPIVOTDATA("Units",Sheet2!$B$4)
bdaoust[ at ]yahoo.com wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I have a pivot that counts the rows matching DBO/OE or IDI. Then for > those counts, I have it broken out by producer type. > > So in my pivot, I have DBO/OE and IDI in the column area and producer > type in the row area and ofcourse the sum of DBO/OE and IDI as the > data. > > Now there are many producer types, but the user may select just to view > two. How can I show a percentage of the ones they are viewing > (checked) against the total of producer types regardless if they are > checked or not. > > TIA > Brian >
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