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How to Get Sum of the Average in Pivot Table?

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    Evanya
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    How to Get Sum of the Average in Pivot Table?

    Help! I have a Pivot Table that calculated the inventory in average.
    However, on the total row, I'd like to get the sum of the average. How to do
    that? Thank you.



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    Peo Sjoblom
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    Re: How to Get Sum of the Average in Pivot Table?

    You already got an answer to your earlier post

    "You can remove the grand total from the table options and replace it with a

    =SUM(Range)

    AFAIK there is no way of having grand total using sum while the rest is
    average"

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    Peo Sjoblom

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    > Help! I have a Pivot Table that calculated the inventory in average.
    > However, on the total row, I'd like to get the sum of the average. How to
    > do
    > that? Thank you.
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    Re: How to Get Sum of the Average in Pivot Table?

    I know this is an old thread, but I came up with a work around for Summing up the Averages. It is not the best solution, but it does the trick.

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    Re: How to Get Sum of the Average in Pivot Table?

    good day
    Attachment 702968
    please help me above problem i want to get sum of Average

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    Re: How to Get Sum of the Average in Pivot Table?

    Administrative Note:

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