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    • in reply to: Calculated Column in Pivot Table #1151684

      Hans, this didn’t work… I am wanting to add an extra column to calculate this…

      Does this change your answer???

      Mitch

      Click in the pivot table.
      Start the Pivot Table Wizard.
      Click Layout…
      Add the Amount field to the Data area, since there is already an instance of Amount there, the new one will be called Sumof Amount2.
      Double-click the Sum of Amount2 button.
      Change the name if you like, then click Options>>.
      From the “Show data as” dropdown, select “Difference with”.
      Select LE in the Base Field list.
      Select (previous) in the Base Item list.
      Click OK, OK, Finish.

    • in reply to: Calculated Column in Pivot Table #1151654

      Note: I want to add the column w/the subtraction and title it variance…

      You can’t use the data fields of the pivot table in a calculated field.

      It might be helpful of you posted (a stripped down copy of) your workbook, with an indication of what you want.

    • in reply to: Calculated Column in Pivot Table #1151653

      Ok. Here is a picture. I want to subtract the March LE data from the December LE data – column f from column e.

      You can’t use the data fields of the pivot table in a calculated field.

      It might be helpful of you posted (a stripped down copy of) your workbook, with an indication of what you want.

    • in reply to: Calculated Column in Pivot Table #1151648

      I think I want to calculate an item because those fields don’t come up as options. So, don’t I want to do this instead of calculate a field??

      You did not mention the Excel version. FOr 2003 and below: click anywhere in the pivot table. Then on the pivot table toolbar, select PivotTable, Formulas, Calculated field. That dialog speaks for itself I think.

    • in reply to: Macro to Print All Worksheets in Workbook #1150163

      Hans, I forgot to ask… What if I only want to print “visible” worksheets and not print hidden???

      Thanks.

      The following macro will print all sheets in the activeworkbook:

      Sub PrintEmAll()
      ActiveWorkbook.PrintOut
      End Sub

      You can assign this macro to a custom toolbar button, or place a button from the Forms toolbar on a sheet and assign the above macro to it.

    • in reply to: Lookup of Some Sort (2003) #1148141

      Works great! You are marvelous w/Excel!

      Thanks so much.

      Mitch

    • in reply to: Import/Copy From Internet Explorer (2007) #1143689

      Don’t see this as option. Tried all I see and no go… Tried saving as various file types… No luck

    • in reply to: Pivot Table Formatting (2003) #1131685

      thx.

    • in reply to: Pivot Table Totals (2003) #1128185

      I attached file with a short highlighted note on the Pivot table as to what I am trying to do.

    • in reply to: Pivot Table Totals (2003) #1128176

      I try the the comments in the actual pivot table and I got no changes. I was wanted to do a subtotal at every change in the G/L account.

      I double clicked on G/L account, automatic under subtotals and then closed out of dialog. It doesn’t calculate a subtotal at each change in G/L account.

      What do you mean by the “data in column A should be repeated for this.”

    • in reply to: Pivot Table Totals (2003) #1128170

      I do this (automatic under subtotals) and nothing happens. Ideas?

    • in reply to: Counting Rows in Filtered Data (2003) #1126624

      Awesome! Thanks.

    • in reply to: All Text to Left of a Comma (2003) #1126153

      Amazing!

    • in reply to: All Text to Left of a Comma (2003) #1126145

      Using this same process, how would I extract the first name from this?

    • in reply to: All Text to Left of a Comma (2003) #1126122

      Works great after I put in right reference!!!!

      Thanks.

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