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Pivot Table
If I have a list of numbers in a column and I want to group like 1-3, 4-6,
7-10 how do I convert my list of single numbers into this format? -- It never ends! |
Pivot Table
Assume your data at B2 looks like this:
94 82 35 92 94 13 37 32 54 37 and you want to sum arbitrary groups of adjacent numbers, using Pivot Table. Make a list of arbitrary labels like this: Group1 Group2 Group3 For each label: Copy Insert Copied Cell Shift cells down A desired grouping might look like this: Group1 94 82 35 Group2 92 94 13 Group3 37 32 54 37 Pivot Table Multiple Consolidation Ranges Ranges: A1:B4, A5:B8, A9:B13 (The label and a blank column in front are included) Layout: Drag Row into COLUMN, Column into ROW The Pivot Table will look like this: Sum of Value Row Column (blank) Group1 211 Group2 199 Group3 160 |
Pivot Table
My list is
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 With accompanying data in the adjoining columns, I have to group the numbers into 1-3 4-6 7-10 etc How do I convert the first list into the second list? I appreciate any assistance. -- It never ends! "Herbert Seidenberg" wrote: Assume your data at B2 looks like this: 94 82 35 92 94 13 37 32 54 37 and you want to sum arbitrary groups of adjacent numbers, using Pivot Table. Make a list of arbitrary labels like this: Group1 Group2 Group3 For each label: Copy Insert Copied Cell Shift cells down A desired grouping might look like this: Group1 94 82 35 Group2 92 94 13 Group3 37 32 54 37 Pivot Table Multiple Consolidation Ranges Ranges: A1:B4, A5:B8, A9:B13 (The label and a blank column in front are included) Layout: Drag Row into COLUMN, Column into ROW The Pivot Table will look like this: Sum of Value Row Column (blank) Group1 211 Group2 199 Group3 160 |
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