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Excel Pivot Tables can display a grand total row that, by default, sum each column's data.

I would like to display multiple grand total rows that display each column's count, average, standard deviation, and standard error.

Does anyone know how to do this?

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Show Multiple Grand Totals

Jim G.
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Just add the same data fields, but change the "Summarized By" under "Field Settings".

AMissico
-1: Either you misunderstood me or I'm misunderstanding you. I'd like to display *multiple* grand total rows at the *same time*.
Jim G.
You can add multiple fields to the Data area. When you do this, Excel moves the fields to the Column area (by default). Right-click on the field, select "Field Settings", and change the "Summarize By" value. The column "Grand Total" will go away (when the data fields are moved to the Column area), because the total is inaccurate when there are multiple fields in the data area.
AMissico
What is described in the "Show Multiple Grand Totals" link is similar, but there is no data value (average) for each item.
AMissico