Calculated field in pivot table for % true or false

jas86

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Hi There,

I need a calculated field to work out the "completed on time" % in my pivot table.

When i do it manually, my formula is =(D5-B5)/D5.

I want to insert a calculated field but only have it create one extra column with one result.

Thank you,
 

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