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I have attached an image of what I am working on, please refer to the image for the example. <br />
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I have a crosstab that is grouped by quarter and employee title. The 3 summary fields are $ of accounts, # of Accounts, and distinct count of employee title. i want to to create a new cell that takes the distinct count of the employees and divides it by the of $ of accounts. <br />
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Example from the attached image: The # of PB's for Q12008 is 2 and the total for the PBs' is $16,860 so I would want the new cell to display $8,430. <br />
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Also would it be possible to take the $16,860 and divide it by the total for the row ($18,120) to show 93%? <br />
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I am using version 2008. <br />
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I have attached an image of what I am working on, please refer to the image for the example. 

I have a crosstab that is grouped by quarter and employee title. The 3 summary fields are $ of accounts, # of Accounts, and distinct count of employee title. i want to to create a new cell that takes the distinct count of the employees and divides it by the of $ of accounts. 

Example from the attached image: The # of PB's for Q12008 is 2 and the total for the PBs' is $16,860 so I would want the new cell to display $8,430. 

Also would it be possible to take the $16,860 and divide it by the total for the row ($18,120) to show 93%? 

I am using version 2008. 

 

Divide cell in crosstab with a total within the crosstab

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