Custom field for Pivot tables

Outdoorsman80

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I'm not sure if I titled this correctly or not. What I have is this:

A table of gold / silver purchases that contains: Purchase date, purchase price, value of silver at that time, amount, ounces, type. I created a nice Pivot table with slicers that let me break down the data a little more which is really handy.

What I want to do:
Have a field that I can enter the current value of gold / silver and have a formula calculate the # of gold/silver items with that field of current value. I'm not sure that I can do this with a Pivot table. Is that possible?
 

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