Excel Dashboard : Data Modelling
Posted on 23 August 2008
Calculated field and Calculated Items in a Pivot Table
Calculated field and Calculated Items of a pivot table get their values from the result of a formula.
Calculated Field
A calculated field allows the user to insert a new data field into the pivot table – one which does not exist in the base data but gets its value from a formula. The formula in turn can include existing fields, numbers and other arithmetical operators. Let’s understand this a little better. Whenever you create a pivot ...
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