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    Pivot Table Totals

    Apparently the purpose of Pivot Tables is to Total something, but I don’t need to total anything.
    So I have unchecked Grand Total for Columns & Grand Total for Rows.
    In each Field Setting I have selected to subtotal None

    Since the Pivot Table won’t complete without a Count of something, I have counted Tasks – see the attached pdf

    Short of hiding Row 3 (Count of Task cell)
    and hiding Column F (totals)
    Is there any other way to get what I want?
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    Pivot Table Totals

    Unless you want to create a more complicated formula approach....

    The short answer is: no
    Hiding the rows and columns is the only way to get the pivot table to display only what you want.

    Regards,

    Ron Coderre
    Microsoft MVP - Excel

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