Pivot table calculate FTE's without summing days in month for every line

CONORF

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I have a calculated field in the pivot table to take the number of days in the month and multiply by 8. It is working for each individual line but the summary it is adding up the number of days for every line so the formula isn't working. I want the Salary total to be the total of all. Appreciate if anyone has any ideas on how to get it to total?

Calculated Field
Solve OrderFieldFormula
1​
FTE='Hour''s' /(8*'Payroll Days' )

PIVOT
Sum of FTEColumn Labels
LocationCategoryType
Apr-23​
May-23​
1SalaryPTO0.30.3
Regular5.65.6
Salary Total2.92.9
PremiumPremium0.40.4
PRN0.30.3
Shift Premium0.00.0
Premium Total0.20.2
LocumLocum0.80.8
Locum Total0.80.8
2SalaryHoliday--
PTO2.52.5
Regular16.016.0
Salary Total6.26.2
PremiumORIENTATION--
Premium2.12.1
PRN1.31.3
Shift Premium0.80.8
Premium Total1.11.1
LocumLocum6.76.7
Locum Total6.76.7
Grand Total2.22.2

Source Data

Location NumberTypeCategoryMonth/YearHour'sPayroll Days
1RegularSalary
Apr-23​
1,11620
1PTOSalary
Apr-23​
3520
1PremiumPremium
Apr-23​
9720
1PRNPremium
Apr-23​
10220
1Shift PremiumPremium
Apr-23​
1120
1LocumLocum
Apr-23​
-20
1RegularSalary
Apr-23​
68620
1PTOSalary
Apr-23​
5020
1PremiumPremium
Apr-23​
2420
1PRNPremium
Apr-23​
420
1Shift PremiumPremium
Apr-23​
220
1LocumLocum
Apr-23​
27020
2RegularSalary
Apr-23​
2,55320
2PTOSalary
Apr-23​
40420
2HolidaySalary
Apr-23​
-20
2PremiumPremium
Apr-23​
34320
2PRNPremium
Apr-23​
21320
2ORIENTATIONPremium
Apr-23​
-20
2Shift PremiumPremium
Apr-23​
12420
2LocumLocum
Apr-23​
1,06620
1RegularSalary
May-23​
1,11620
1PTOSalary
May-23​
3520
1PremiumPremium
May-23​
9720
1PRNPremium
May-23​
10220
1Shift PremiumPremium
May-23​
1120
1LocumLocum
May-23​
-20
1RegularSalary
May-23​
68620
1PTOSalary
May-23​
5020
1PremiumPremium
May-23​
2420
1PRNPremium
May-23​
420
1Shift PremiumPremium
May-23​
220
1LocumLocum
May-23​
27020
2RegularSalary
May-23​
2,55320
2PTOSalary
May-23​
40420
2HolidaySalary
May-23​
-20
2PremiumPremium
May-23​
34320
2PRNPremium
May-23​
21320
2ORIENTATIONPremium
May-23​
-20
2Shift PremiumPremium
May-23​
12420
2LocumLocum
May-23​
1,06620
 

Excel Facts

How to total the visible cells?
From the first blank cell below a filtered data set, press Alt+=. Instead of SUM, you will get SUBTOTAL(9,)
Hi

Requesting a clarification
When you mean Salary Total to be Total of all--- is it that 2.9 which is shown below Apr-23 should be 0.3+5.6=5.9 or that Grand Total of 2.2 should be the sum of individual entries

Thanks
 
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Both, I need the salary total to be the total of the .3 5.6=5.9. It would be great if the grand total added them as well but I can remove grand totals from the report so that isn't vital. Appreciate your looking at.
 
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Hi
Sorry for the late reply
I dont think this would be possible in a pivot table

You may have to remove the subtotal section and do a sumif separately
 
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