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I had to go with option #2. Thanks for the help.
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I had to go with option #2. Thanks for the help.

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I have one data source. The source contains among other things.... Sales Person, Number of Customers, Number of Policies, and Total Revenue. I want to pivot table &amp;&nbsp;Pivot Chart these items, but I want the Pivot table to contain Policy Count, Customer counts and Sum of Revenue. I want the chart to be the same, but do not want to show Revenue because it skews the chart with policies being in the 100's and revenue being $100K to $1.0M.. We also have month.<br />
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Right now I have <br />
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Report Filter - Sales Person<br />
Column - Sum Values<br />
Row - Moth<br />
Values - Sum Policy, Sum Customer, Sum Revenue
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I have one data source. The source contains among other things.... Sales Person, Number of Customers, Number of Policies, and Total Revenue. I want to pivot table & Pivot Chart these items, but I want the Pivot table to contain Policy Count, Customer counts and Sum of Revenue. I want the chart to be the same, but do not want to show Revenue because it skews the chart with policies being in the 100's and revenue being $100K to $1.0M.. We also have month.

Right now I have 

Report Filter - Sales Person
Column - Sum Values
Row - Moth
Values - Sum Policy, Sum Customer, Sum Revenue

Pivot Table and Pivot Chart

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