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How to deal with Percentages in PivotTable ...

... instead of rolling up the the different levels in Pivot table results are summed on each level.  For example if I have value (.092) aka 92% or (92) aka 92% at the next group level results are added together instead of a Median rollup. 

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Gysbert_Wassenaar
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

If you want to do a sum of median averages then you need to nest aggregation functions. You need the aggr function for that: sum(aggr(avg(MyValue), MyDim1, MyDim2, ..., MyDimN)). Replace avg(MyValue) with your current expression and replace MyDim1, MyDim2, ..., MyDimN with the dimensions of your pivot table.


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reddy-s
Master II
Master II

Hi Parrish,

Is it possible to share a sample QVF?

Thanks,

Sangram.