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Hello:
I have exported some inventory data to Excel from my accounting software program. The data looks good, but it is duplicating. The duplication would be eliminated, if I could find a way to group the data based on five columns. (The five columns make up the basic characteristics of each inventory item.) I tried using pivot tables, but I could not get this to work. The pivot table was trying to "count" the number of rows and sum up some of the columns. All I want is to group this data based on these five columns, in order to eliminate the duplicate data. Perhaps, pivot tables is not the way to go. Any ideas? Thanks! childofthe1980s |
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