

The position of the subtotals is also affected by the Report Layout

To hide the subtotal for a specific field, follow these steps. Instead of hiding all the subtotals, you can turn subtotals on or On the Excel Ribbon, under PivotTable Tools, click the DesignĪll the subtotals in the pivot table - for both rows and columns.If you don't want to see the subtotals in a pivot table, you canįollow these steps to remove subtotals from the entire report. Row Labels area, and subtotals are shown at the top. In the screen shot below, there are two fields in the Or column Labels areas, subtotals are automatically shown for the In a new pivot table, when you add multiple fields to the Row Labels In the pivot table below, the Technician Count field was added belowĭistrict, and the District field now has a subtotal after each District If you add another field to the Row Labels area, below the Districtįield, the new field becomes the Inner Field, and District changes
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Type, and "Total", such as Install Total. Each subtotal shows the name of the Service The District field is an Inner Field, because there is NO fieldīecause Service is now an Outer Field, it automatically has a subtotalĪfter each Service type.The Service field is an Outer Field, because there is a field.When you add another field to the Row Labels area, a subtotal isĪutomatically created for the first field.įield has been added to the Row Labels area, below the Service field. Lead Tech is in the Column Labels area, and Labor Cost is in the Valuesīecause Service is the only field in the Row Labels area, it

In the pivot table shown below, Service is in the Row Labels area, If your pivot table has only one field in the Row Labels area, you Pivot Table Tutorial List Creating Pivot Table Subtotals
