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Pivot tables - calculated extra columns

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Pivot tables - calculated extra columns

hi
if I have a pivot table with the max and min of a data set, how do I add a column showing the variance (range) between the two - so in your training example, the gap between the highest and lowest salaries in a given country or region
thanks

RE: Pivot tables - calculated extra columns

Hi Paul,

Thank you for the forum question.

If you have the Max and Min values in your source table you can add a calculated column with the calculation =Max-Min.

If you in the PivotTable turn a field to return Max or Min, it is not possible to get what you want.




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