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I have a pivot table with three expressions. I would like to sum together the result of these three expressions into a new 4th expression. Is there a way to pull the results from the first three into the new expression, or do i just have to replicate the first three computations inside the new expression?
for example:
A+B=C
X-Y=D
K(5)/X=M
I would like to learn how to write an expression C+D+M.
Or is there a better way to get it into the pivot table other than an expression? Be gentle I am just an accountant. I see some of the questions some of you post and it looks like hieroglyphs.....and very impressive ones at that.
Thank you in advance for any replys.
Matt,
In first place, if your expression label has special characters (in this case, the space in Total Value), you must use []
For example: [Total Value]+[Overhead]
In second place, you can't use Sum([Total Value]), because [Total Values] is only a value, the result of the expression in this cell of the table. You only can use the label (or column()) in arithmetic operations, or with OTHER expression.
For Example: [Total Value] + Avg(Tax)
Thanks, Sebastian! That worked for me. No wonder I could never get it to work before. Here you go, Matt.
Ditto, that worked. Thank you all for being so helpful (and patient).
Matt