Calculated item in pivot table #Num! error message

INN

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Hi
I have added a calculated item to the pivot table and it was ok until I added a calculated column then I got #Num! for each calculated item, why is that? Please see attached file as well. Thank you so much


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Book2.xlsx
ABCDEF
1RegionMonthSales
2SouthFeb717
3SouthJan947RegionSum of Field1
4NorthJan827East6030
5EastFeb974Jan3290
6EastJan945Feb2740
7SouthJan609%change#NUM!
8SouthFeb822North5600
9SouthJan647Jan3200
10NorthJan927Feb2410
11WestFeb734%change#NUM!
12SouthJan703South6800
13EastJan518Jan3620
14NorthJan804Feb3180
15EastFeb819%change#NUM!
16EastFeb949West2330
17EastJan622Jan630
18WestFeb970Feb1700
19SouthFeb528%change0.0000%
20NorthJan637
21SouthFeb608
22NorthFeb996
23WestJan629
24EastJan650
25NorthFeb828
26EastJan552
27NorthFeb586
28SouthFeb502
29SouthJan714
Sheet1
 
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Excel Facts

Round to nearest half hour?
Use =MROUND(A2,"0:30") to round to nearest half hour. Use =CEILING(A2,"0:30") to round to next half hour.
There are a couple of ways of doing this but they will both end up looking slightly different to the way you are trying to present it.
Option 1) Pull your sales column into your Pivot Values field a second time and then Show Values as > % Difference from (Previous)

It will look something like this:

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Option 2) Because the months are in the same field or column, you can't use Calculated "Field" you need to use Calculated "Item"

The issue with that is that since it is now a % in the same field the subtotals and totals don't make sense and you would need to remove them.
Arguably adding the months in a comparison scenario doesn't make sense anyway.

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Thank you. You answered more questions than I asked. So I learn other stuff as well. Thank you again.
 
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