HELP- Pivot Table to Auto Calculate On Time Percentage Per Employee

tbakbradley

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I have a pivot table I've used for years, but I have to add a Column to the right for (% On Time), which means if someone wants to use a Filter, it messes all that up.

Here is what I have for the Pivot Table Fields, and was hoping someone could help me.

COLUMNS- "Late or On Time". This is a column in my data worksheet that calculated if the request was answered Late or On time. So the cells on that column say "LATE" or "ON TIME"

ROWS- I have two Fields on here. 1-"Employee Name" and 2- "System Source", which just shows which system the work originated.

Values- This is a Count of "System Source"

So the results would look like:

Count of Source Column Labels
Row Labels LATE ON TIME Grand Total (Manually Added Column with Equation I want automated)
John Doe 100% SUM(C8:C11)/SUM(D8:D11) where On Time is Column C and Grand Total is Column D
System 1 1 1
System 2 51 51
System 3 2 2
System 4 47 47

Bill Smith 93.10% SUM(C27:C28)/SUM(D27:D28) where On Time is Column C and Grand Total is Column D
System 1 2 28 30
System 2 2 26 28


The Column in Bold above is to the right of my Pivot Table. I have an equation to calculate the Percentage of On Time for each Employee for all the System Sources.

Is there a way in the pivot table I can set this up to show the "% On Time" for each employee comparing the On Time Total of all systems to the Grand Total of all systems?

Any help would be greatly appreciated as we now have a need to do a lot of filtering for several options, which won't work with my manual column of equations.
 

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Anyone have an idea if my question/need is possible to do within the Pivot Table itself instead of adding a column of equations?
 
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