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pwilson4500
Copper Contributor
May 03, 2019

Pivot Table: Two-way Show Values As:

The PivotTable shown below is based on installed pipe length source data in a separate tab. The PivotTable sums those lengths and shows them as running totals by year (row) for each material (column...
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pwilson4500
Copper Contributor
May 03, 2019

SergeiBaklanI have tried that option. It shows every source data value in the table as a % of the single Grand Total at the bottom right of the PivotTable. (The source data is not shown in my example.)

The values in the example are already "Show Values As: Running Total in Years".

I need to take that computed result and compute its percentage of the Grand Total for its same row.

 

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    SergeiBaklan
    Diamond Contributor
    May 03, 2019

    pwilson4500 , if creating the PivotTable you added your data to data model, you may create the measure to show running total in %. For maintenability better to split it on two, running total itself, like

    =CALCULATE(SUM([Value),FILTER( ALL(Range[Year]),[Year]<=MAX([Year]) ))

    let name it RT (it shall show exactly the same what you have now), and RT% as

    =[RT]/CALCULATE(SUM([Value]),ALL(Range[Year]))

    Here Range is the source table/range.

    Simplest way to add measure is right click on your table name here

    Quite simple sample is attached

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