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Select Value Field Settings from the dropdown list. Suppose you want to summarize the values as % of each month total.Ĭlick on Sum of Order Amount in ∑ VALUES area.

Both the Column and Row headers will change to % of Grand Total. Type % of Grand Total in the formula bar. The PivotTable summarizes the values as % of the Grand Total.Īs you can observe, Sum of Order Amount in the top-left corner of the PivotTable and in the ∑ VALUES area in the PivotTable Fields pane is changed to the new Custom Name - % of Grand Total.Ĭlick on the header of the Grand Total column.

Click on % of Grand Total in the dropdown list.

In the Custom Name box, type % of Grand Total.

You can show the values in the PivotTable as % of Grand Total. You can find several ways of showing your total values. In the box Show Values As, No Calculation is displayed. The Source Name is the field and Custom Name is Sum of field. The Value Field Settings dialog box appears.

Select Value Field Settings from the dropdown list.

Click on Sum of Order Amount in ∑ VALUES area.

You can also decide on how you want to display your values. With Values Field Settings, you can set the calculation type in your PivotTable. Further, Grand Total column and Grand Total row are displayed for subtotals field-wise in rows and columns respectively.

In the PivotTable, in the top-left corner, Sum of Order Amount is displayed. SumĬonsider the following PivotTable wherein you have the summarized sales data regionwise, salesperson-wise and month-wise.Īs you can observe, when you drag the field Order Amount to ∑ VALUES area, it is displayed as Sum of Order Amount, indicating the calculation is taken as Sum. In this chapter, you will learn how to set a calculation type based on how you want to summarize the data in the PivotTable. However, you have other calculation types, such as, Count, Average, Max, Min, etc. By default, Excel takes the summarization as sum of the values of the field in ∑ VALUES area. You can summarize a PivotTable by placing a field in ∑ VALUES area in the PivotTable Fields Task pane.