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More Pivot Table Hullaballoo... text value grouping
I understand that I can only group numeric data, but I was wondering if
anyone has an ingenious way of grouping text values. I have values with country of origin listed. IE: United States, UK Spain Germany Other Basically what I want to do is group everything outside the U.S. into a group called "International" so I can pivot between United States and International. Any ideas? Thanks! |
More Pivot Table Hullaballoo... text value grouping
You can group non-numeric data in a Piovt table. The Pop-up that says the
selection can not be grouped appears if only one item is selected. First, select all the members of a group ( everything outside the US ). Then Right Click choose Group Outline choose Group. Excel inserts a new column with GROUP1 etc. Then change the label GROUP1 by typing over it. To do the same in code select the range of values you want to group Range("B34:B40").Select Selection.Group ActiveSheet.PivotTables("PivotTable2").PivotFields (1).PivotItems("Group4") _ .Caption = "test group" Regards, Mike " wrote: I understand that I can only group numeric data, but I was wondering if anyone has an ingenious way of grouping text values. I have values with country of origin listed. IE: United States, UK Spain Germany Other Basically what I want to do is group everything outside the U.S. into a group called "International" so I can pivot between United States and International. Any ideas? Thanks! |
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