Question : Pivot statement with Dynamic SQL and totals columns

The atteached code, supplied by an EE Expert works great.

The data is output as:
rep January February etc
myrep 1000 1250 etc

Question...
Is there a way to add a totals column and if possible an average per month column?

New output desired...
rep January February etc Totals AVG
myrep 1000 1250 etc 2250 1125

         
           
             1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
7:
8:
9:
10:
11:
12:
13:
14:
15:
16:
17:
18:
19:
20:
21:
22:
23:
24:
25:
26:
27:
28:
29:
30:
31:
32:

           
           
          SELECT  v.rep,    
		Sum(v.[Gross Rev]) as GrossRev,     
		DATENAME(month, v.Funded) as Mth  ,  
		month(v.Funded) as MthI    
Into #temp    
FROM	CRMPROD_01.dbo.v_P_Reporting v    
WHERE	v.Funded is not null     
		and	v.Status <> 'Closed'     
		and	(YEAR(v.Funded) = YEAR(getdate()))     
		and	(MONTH(v.Funded) > MONTH(getdate())-@)    
Group by rep, v.Funded    
ORDER BY v.rep, month(v.Funded)  
  
--Create Dynamic SQl and Pivot   
declare @sql varchar(4000)  
declare @columns varchar(8000)    
  
select @columns = coalesce(@columns+',','') + '[' + Mth + ']'  
from #temp  
group by Mth, MthI  
order by MthI  
   
set @sql = '  
    SELECT [rep], ' + @columns + '  
    FROM    
    (SELECT [rep], [GrossRev], [Mth] as Mth from #temp) src  
     PIVOT  
    (Sum ([GrossRev]) FOR Mth IN (' + @columns + ') ) AS pvt'  
   
EXEC (@sql)  
  
Drop table #temp

           
         

Answer : Pivot statement with Dynamic SQL and totals columns

                       
         
           
             1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
7:
8:
9:
10:
11:
12:
13:
14:
15:
16:
17:
18:
19:
20:
21:
22:
23:
24:
25:
26:
27:
28:
29:
30:
31:
32:
33:
34:
35:
36:
37:
38:

           
           
             SELECT  v.rep,    
		Sum(v.[Gross Rev]) as GrossRev,     
		DATENAME(month, v.Funded) as Mth  ,  
		month(v.Funded) as MthI    
Into #temp    
FROM	CRMPROD_01.dbo.v_P_Reporting v    
WHERE	v.Funded is not null     
		and	v.Status <> 'Closed'     
		and	(YEAR(v.Funded) = YEAR(getdate()))     
		and	(MONTH(v.Funded) > MONTH(getdate())-@)    
Group by rep, v.Funded    
ORDER BY v.rep, month(v.Funded)  
  
--Create Dynamic SQl and Pivot   
declare @sql varchar(4000)  
declare @columns varchar(8000)    
declare @totals varchar(8000)
declare @averages varchar(8000)
  
select	@columns = coalesce(@columns+',','') + '[' + Mth + ']',
		@totals  = coalesce(@totals+'+','') + 'isnull([' + Mth + '],0)',
		@averages  = coalesce(@averages+'+','') + 'isnull(abs(sign([' + Mth + '])),0)'
from #temp
group by Mth, MthI  
order by MthI

set @sql = '  
    SELECT [rep], ' + @columns +
		',[Total]=' + @totals +
		',[AVG]=1.0*(' + @totals + ')/isnull(nullif(' + @averages + ',0),0)
    FROM    
    (SELECT [rep], [GrossRev], [Mth] as Mth from #temp) src  
     PIVOT  
    (Sum ([GrossRev]) FOR Mth IN (' + @columns + ') ) AS pvt'  
   
EXEC (@sql)  
  
Drop table #temp
           
         