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Grouping data
I have data in Excel 2003 in the format of true/false dichotomies for 15
different characteristics in 15 columns. I want to show which characteristics occur together. Doesanyone know how to do this? I had thought of creating a new column containing all true data but cannot make thiswork. Can anyone help? |
Grouping data
For grouping data like that, your best bet might be to use a PivotTable.
Data-PivotTable Setup your names/labels as rows, and your True false columns as either data or columns, whichever looks better for you. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "mark" wrote: I have data in Excel 2003 in the format of true/false dichotomies for 15 different characteristics in 15 columns. I want to show which characteristics occur together. Doesanyone know how to do this? I had thought of creating a new column containing all true data but cannot make thiswork. Can anyone help? |
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