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In a pivot table report I would like to add a calculated field that is like
the following: = count( columnA ) / count ( columnB) But when I create a calculated field like the above, all I get is a value of 1 in every row of the pivot table. I realize after some experiments, its really performing = count( sum ( columnA ) ) / count( sum ( columnB ) ) So , how do I get what I want? |
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