Pivot Table with Account Number and Description but With One Sum

ajones

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I have some raw data with fields of account number, description, month/year, amount.

I am trying to figure out a way a way to have a pivot table with multiple row labels on one row.

I had a pivot table with account number and amounts by month and total. I had a request to add the account number description. I could not figure out how to create a Pivot table with two labels for a row without having one of the labels appearing on a second line.

I was actually using PowerPivot to create the Pivot table in this case so i tried a workaround for now. To work around the issue I used PowerPivot's concatenate feature with a sub concatenate so i could do concatenate(<account>, concatenate( " - ", <account desc>)) [syntax may not be exact]. This worked but put the account and description in the same cell and I wanted them in different cells, but at least i got a better result.

Any thoughts or ideas how to implement this?


thanks

Alan
 

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Hi Alan,

you can accomplish this by editing the settings of the first Row Label.
The examples below are also done in a PowerPivot Table.

Right click the first Row label field in the PivotTable and choose Field Settings...
In the tab Layout & Print select Show item labels in tabular form.
You might also want to get rid of the subtotals under each row, you can select None in the first tab Subtotals & Filters.

fieldsettings.png



Then you would end up with the following:
tabularform.png


HTH
 
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Wow that was perfect. Depending on what i was doing did also adjust the subtotals tab on the same window.

thanks for the information!
 
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