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Hello
I have a table with data as follows A B Animal Age 1 Cow 14 2 Sheep 23 3 Cow 87 4 Cow 123 5 Sheep 345 6 Sheep 22 7 Cow 12 8 Sheep 91 It is very simplified of course. I want to have a pivottable and in that pivottable I want to see how many cows and how many sheeps there are within a <90 and 90 age band. In other words I want to produce something like this: Animal Age < 90 Age 90 Cow 3 1 Sheep 2 2 Total 5 3 Is it possible to do that using calculated field (or other features of pivottable). I wouldn't like to add any extra columns in the source table to calculate the age band. Regards Igor |
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