Excel Pivot Table: How To Add a Percentage Column

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In this video I will show you how to add a percentage column to a Pivot Table in Microsoft Excel. Doing so you will be able to show percentage values in a pivot table column.

Learn how to calculate percentage in a Pivot table with this step by step 1 minute video.

Adding a percentage column will show you the total weight (percentage of %) of a field into the Grand Total.

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Please, this is very important to me. If this helped you, thumbs up the video please. ✅

cogwheelLearning
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Thank you for the tutorial, it was just what I was looking for!!😄

kfbxmkm
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Most helpful minute of my life. Thank you

emmak
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Just what my Pivottable needed...thanks!

cytn
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Just what I spent so much time looking for. Thank you. God bless you

paulakujuobi
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I’m trying to copy a percentage column to the same area of the following week on my spreadsheet but I can’t get it to work. My boss created a percentage column and he wants me to continue adding it consecutively/each week moving forward. I cannot figure it out and it’s making me sick to my stomach. Thank you for sharing what you did here. It would be nice if I could navigate through it quickly and efficiently as you do!

Shelly-opkx
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Hi, sorry for my question, but I want to do the same as you do in the video only with the percentage of the previous month (I already have it) and linked to a slicer. However, as much as I click on the slicer, it comes out blank because it does not recognise the previous month as I have selected one. Would you know how to solve it? Thanks

LauraMugiwara
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how about stock price to decimal Mr? 🙏🏻

adellineangeldaniel
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Another question: The % Grand Total function didn't work for me. I am trying to calculate the percentage in a column, for example (column A Part/column B Whole)*100, but when I try to use your trick I only get errors (#N/A). What do I need to do? The sums I am working with were not previously calculated, it's just data I have. I have tried using the base field, but it didn't work. I don't understand what is going wrong here.

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