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 provie98
		
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How can I get a calculation to show me a percentage in this pivot table?  For example, I want the percentage of accounts to total accounts for each group (Closed Account, In Progress, Lost Lead, etc).  The first line would be 7.7% (249 divided by 3232).  Any ideas would be appreciated.  Thanks!

 
					
				
		
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		Easy now!
Gysbert is one of the best people, if not the best we have on the Qlik Community.
You should check all resources before asking a question.
Don't be so disrespectful!
Regards
Alan
 
					
				
		
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		Can you try sharing the App, a reduced version of it please
 
					
				
		
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		My apologies. I posted it in the wrong forum. I corrected it. I wasn't creating an app. Sorry!
 
					
				
		
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		not sure what you mean,
can you share the Qlikview Application or QVW so we can try to help
 
					
				
		
 provie98
		
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		Here's an example in Excel. I'm trying to add the percentage of the Amount vs the Total Amount by eUser_ID and by activity Status. I think I might have to use Set Analysis since it's in a Pivot Table but I'm not sure. For example, for Cracker Jack the number percentage is 14.52% (115/792). Hope this helps.

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			Gysbert_WassenaPerhaps this discussion can help you: Percentage % Total for Dimension in Pivot Table
If not, try reading these two documents:
 
					
				
		
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		Thanks Mr. Obvious.
 
					
				
		
 rustyfishbones
		
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		Using the Excel example you could say

 
					
				
		
 rustyfishbones
		
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		Easy now!
Gysbert is one of the best people, if not the best we have on the Qlik Community.
You should check all resources before asking a question.
Don't be so disrespectful!
Regards
Alan
