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Sort by multiple fields
i have fields A, B and Value C. For each A there are multiple B. Goal is to
filter out the Maximum C for each combination of A and B. What I did: - create a pivot table with A and B as ROW field - drop C as data item how to set up thus the maximum C always shows up on first line of the A&B combination? |
Sort by multiple fields
Tinker with it like this (xl2003): Click on a cell below the rightmost field
in the ROW area (below the "B" field). Then from the PivotTable dropdown (on the pivot toolbar), select: Sort and Top10. In the ensuing dialog, select the Autosort option: descending, then choose the "C" field (from amongst those in DATA) from the dropdown under "Using field:" -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "yhoy" wrote: i have fields A, B and Value C. For each A there are multiple B. Goal is to filter out the Maximum C for each combination of A and B. What I did: - create a pivot table with A and B as ROW field - drop C as data item how to set up thus the maximum C always shows up on first line of the A&B combination? |
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