In the simple example below, when doing a pivot table, one of the A's and B's
are missing and the subtotals and grand total is missing.
Item Amount
A $1.00
A $1.00
A $1.00
B $2.00
B $2.00
B $2.00
In the simple example below, when doing a pivot table, one of the A's and B's
are missing and the subtotals and grand total is missing.
Item Amount
A $1.00
A $1.00
A $1.00
B $2.00
B $2.00
B $2.00
To show the Grand Total, right-click on a cell in the Pivot Table, and
choose Table Options.
Add a check mark to 'Grand totals for columns.
You shouldn't need subtotals, since there would be only one row for A
and one row for B.
Glenn wrote:
> In the simple example below, when doing a pivot table, one of the A's and B's
> are missing and the subtotals and grand total is missing.
>
> Item Amount
> A $1.00
> A $1.00
> A $1.00
> B $2.00
> B $2.00
> B $2.00
>
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