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From: Mike C on 24 Mar 2010 08:59 I have 3 fields, Building, Employee, and Sales. I have about 3,000 records in total. I can run a simple pivot table to show by building which counts the employees and sums the sales. This is great but I'd also like to show a calculated field and and show much sales per employee. When I try to add a calculated field to do this it gives me a divide by zero. I think it is because the employees are text but I'm not sure. Thanks in advance for any suggestions or ideas. -Mike
From: trip_to_tokyo on 24 Mar 2010 11:26 Mike, I have just put up an EXCEL 2007 file for you at:- http://www.pierrefondes.com/ - item number 76 towards the top of my home page. This gives you sales per employee. If my comments have helped please hit Yes. Thanks. "Mike C" wrote: > I have 3 fields, Building, Employee, and Sales. I have about 3,000 records in > total. > > I can run a simple pivot table to show by building which counts the > employees and sums the sales. This is great but I'd also like to show a > calculated field and and show much sales per employee. When I try to add a > calculated field to do this it gives me a divide by zero. I think it is > because the employees are text but I'm not sure. > > Thanks in advance for any suggestions or ideas. > -Mike
From: Roger Govier on 24 Mar 2010 15:50
Hi Mike If you drag Employee to the row labels, followed by Building to the Row labels and Sales to the Values area, then you will get the analysis you want. -- Regards Roger Govier Mike C wrote: > I have 3 fields, Building, Employee, and Sales. I have about 3,000 records in > total. > > I can run a simple pivot table to show by building which counts the > employees and sums the sales. This is great but I'd also like to show a > calculated field and and show much sales per employee. When I try to add a > calculated field to do this it gives me a divide by zero. I think it is > because the employees are text but I'm not sure. > > Thanks in advance for any suggestions or ideas. > -Mike |