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Grouping on key word
I have a spreadsheet of data imported from another source. There are subtotal
rows for groupings for one of the columns. Is it possible to group on the total row other than manuall grouping? The spreadsheet has over 15K rows and the total groupings are between 5-8 rows each. As you can imagine this is a tedious endeavor... :-) Michelle |
Grouping on key word
Do you have a key indicator column in your data?
If you do, then I'd delete the subtotals that are imported from that other source. Then sort by this key column and use data|subtotals to get the subtotals and outlining/grouping. Michelle wrote: I have a spreadsheet of data imported from another source. There are subtotal rows for groupings for one of the columns. Is it possible to group on the total row other than manuall grouping? The spreadsheet has over 15K rows and the total groupings are between 5-8 rows each. As you can imagine this is a tedious endeavor... :-) Michelle -- Dave Peterson |
Grouping on key word
Unfortunately I cannot delete the total row because it was calculated in the
source tool using a % of row calculation that I cannot replicate using the subtotal feature unless there is something that I am missing? Further thoughts? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Do you have a key indicator column in your data? If you do, then I'd delete the subtotals that are imported from that other source. Then sort by this key column and use data|subtotals to get the subtotals and outlining/grouping. Michelle wrote: I have a spreadsheet of data imported from another source. There are subtotal rows for groupings for one of the columns. Is it possible to group on the total row other than manuall grouping? The spreadsheet has over 15K rows and the total groupings are between 5-8 rows each. As you can imagine this is a tedious endeavor... :-) Michelle -- Dave Peterson |
Grouping on key word
Maybe you can add an equivalent formula on the subtotal line.
But I don't know if that's possible in your case. Michelle wrote: Unfortunately I cannot delete the total row because it was calculated in the source tool using a % of row calculation that I cannot replicate using the subtotal feature unless there is something that I am missing? Further thoughts? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Do you have a key indicator column in your data? If you do, then I'd delete the subtotals that are imported from that other source. Then sort by this key column and use data|subtotals to get the subtotals and outlining/grouping. Michelle wrote: I have a spreadsheet of data imported from another source. There are subtotal rows for groupings for one of the columns. Is it possible to group on the total row other than manuall grouping? The spreadsheet has over 15K rows and the total groupings are between 5-8 rows each. As you can imagine this is a tedious endeavor... :-) Michelle -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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