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Calculate "Count"

Asked by Lucho305 in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Microsoft Office Suite, Spreadsheet Software

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Hello,

I have a pivot table for a list that contains employees' information such as group, ethnicity and scores they made on a test they were given.  

[Group] [Ethnicity]  |  Test 1 Avg  |  Test 2 Avg
 {1-10}  {A,AA,W}          50.00%       30.00%

So for example, when the user selects a value(s) from the "Group" drop down box and a value(s) from the "Ethnicity" drop down box, it will show the test averages for those groups and ethnicities.

I then created a chart for this pivot table comparing "Test 1 Avg" and "Test 2 Avg" and everything works fine (I get different charts, for the different groups and ethnicities I select).

But now, I have been given a new task...

I need to be able to have a count for each Group or Ethnicity.  For example, my boss wants to be able to open the chart, select Group 1&2, select A & W for Ethnicity, see the comparison of Test Avgs AND also see a count of how many employees fell into those categories (Group 1&2 and Ethnicity A&W)

Is this something that needs to be done on the spreadsheet or on the actual chart?

I can supply screen shots if they are needed.

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