Hi neil,
It would have been easier if you gave me a workbook to use, so I wouldn't have to build my own. See if the attached is what you want.
Hi neil,
It would have been easier if you gave me a workbook to use, so I wouldn't have to build my own. See if the attached is what you want.
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You've done exactly what I did MarvinP - I have built a Pivot like that, with a manual formula
Sorry for not attaching a sheet.
The problems are:
1 - I need to display all the columns in my Pivot, and the traditional way of displaying stats within the sport, is exactly in the order as shown, so that the riders average is shown after Points and Bonus Points.
2 - Each time I add a year/rider, the manual formula will continually need to be added, and takes out the automated nature of the pivot, where I only need to change the data source traditionally.
3 - I need to sort the pivot by highest to lowest average.
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I solved it MarvinP
I have added a Calculated Field with this formula:
I can then put that in the Pivot anywhere I need it.![]()
= (Points+Bonus)/Rides*4
*EDIT*
In fact, I altered this to account for zero's thus:
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=IF(R =0,0, (Points+Bonus)/Rides*4)
Last edited by neil40; 07-25-2012 at 12:16 PM.
Hey Neil40,
Could you attach your pivot table so we could all see how you did a Calculated Field. I'd like to check the calculated field answer agains the one I gave.
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