You should calculate the sale price * qty for each row in the source
data. Then, add that field to the pivot table, and the totals will be
accurate.
> I have created a pivot table for the purpose of viewing revenues by
> sales person, company and project. I am having a problem with the
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> company's revenue's were that high, they simply aren't accurate and
> it's really causing me a problem. HELP!!!!!!!

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FSUKC - 26 Sep 2006 19:34 GMT
Thank you very much Debra. I see in reviewing other posts that you are
quite a help to many people.
Yes, I have been employing your suggestion for a while and it's been
working just fine. I just thought there had to be a way to avoid
performing the formula outside of the pivot table but it seems that I
cannot. Thanks again!!
> You should calculate the sale price * qty for each row in the source
> data. Then, add that field to the pivot table, and the totals will be
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Debra Dalgleish - 26 Sep 2006 22:39 GMT
You're welcome! Pivot table formulas can work well for some
calculations, but aren't too useful for summarizing line totals.
> Thank you very much Debra. I see in reviewing other posts that you are
> quite a help to many people.
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