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Pivot Table Grouping

  1. #1
    Karen
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    Pivot Table Grouping

    Hello,

    I would like to create my own grouping for data in a pivot table. What
    would be the best way to accomplish this. My groupings are <=200, 201 to
    500, 501 to 2500, >=2500.
    Thanks

  2. #2
    Eddie O
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    RE: Pivot Table Grouping

    I don't think PivotTable supports this, but you could group the data using a
    formula, and then have the pivottable data range refer to the formula's
    results. Looks like your set of groups is limited enough that you could use
    an IF formula to create the groupings.

    "Karen" wrote:

    > Hello,
    >
    > I would like to create my own grouping for data in a pivot table. What
    > would be the best way to accomplish this. My groupings are <=200, 201 to
    > 500, 501 to 2500, >=2500.
    > Thanks


  3. #3
    Karen
    Guest

    RE: Pivot Table Grouping

    Hi,

    Any suggestions on how to create the IF formula to create the groupings.

    "Eddie O" wrote:

    > I don't think PivotTable supports this, but you could group the data using a
    > formula, and then have the pivottable data range refer to the formula's
    > results. Looks like your set of groups is limited enough that you could use
    > an IF formula to create the groupings.
    >
    > "Karen" wrote:
    >
    > > Hello,
    > >
    > > I would like to create my own grouping for data in a pivot table. What
    > > would be the best way to accomplish this. My groupings are <=200, 201 to
    > > 500, 501 to 2500, >=2500.
    > > Thanks


  4. #4
    Debra Dalgleish
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    Re: Pivot Table Grouping

    With numbers in column A:

    =IF(A2<=200,"a) <=200",IF(A2<=500,"b) 201-500",IF(A2<=2500,
    "c) 501-2500","d) >2500")))

    Karen wrote:
    > Hi,
    >
    > Any suggestions on how to create the IF formula to create the groupings.
    >
    > "Eddie O" wrote:
    >
    >
    >>I don't think PivotTable supports this, but you could group the data using a
    >>formula, and then have the pivottable data range refer to the formula's
    >>results. Looks like your set of groups is limited enough that you could use
    >>an IF formula to create the groupings.
    >>
    >>"Karen" wrote:
    >>
    >>
    >>>Hello,
    >>>
    >>>I would like to create my own grouping for data in a pivot table. What
    >>>would be the best way to accomplish this. My groupings are <=200, 201 to
    >>>500, 501 to 2500, >=2500.
    >>>Thanks

    >>



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