In the Tables group, click PivotTable and then choose From Table/Range in the dropdown. In this case, Excel will base the PivotTable on TableCalls2. In the resulting dialog, click Existing Worksheet.

5. Click OK to see the new grand totaling rows at the bottom of the PivotTable. As you can see in Figure H, the PivotTable has three grand total rows at the bottom.

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