In setting up a PivotTable to show the percentage of events that were sporting events with a 'Fair' crowd size, which field is used as a column label?

The correct field to use as a column label in the context of setting up a PivotTable to show the percentage of events that were sporting events with a 'Fair' crowd size is 'Event Type.' The column label is primarily used for categorizing data within the PivotTable, enabling the viewer to differentiate between the types of events displayed.

When using 'Event Type' as the column label, it allows for a clear representation of different categories, such as sporting events versus non-sporting events. This organization helps users easily interpret the data and understand how many of those categorized events fall under specific crowd sizes such as 'Fair.'

Using 'Crowd Size' does not effectively classify the types of events, while 'Attendance' typically represents numerical data rather than categorical data, which is required for the column label. 'Event Date' is less relevant for the query as it pertains to when the events occurred rather than the type of events being analyzed. Thus, selecting 'Event Type' for the column label is crucial to correctly structure the PivotTable for the desired outcome.