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I have a column of 2000 dollar amounts that I need to break up into 6
groupings. Obviously I could divide the number of rows by 6 and get my intervals, in this case 300. However, I need to base these intervals , not on the count but on the dollar amount. The dollar amounts range from $5000.000 to 0. One might suggest that dividing 5000 by 6 would work. But I do not want equal parts. The median value of all items is 870, not 2500. I need to create a sliding scale of sorts. Does anyone have any ideas? Or the magic algorhythm. I was originally thinking of spliting the values in half using median(), then splitting the two halves in haf, then splitting those 4 in half, then those 8 in half... you get the idea. I don't think that will work either as: 2 -4 -8- 16 - 32 - 64 - 128 - 256 - 512 - 1024 - 2048... I could break it up into 2048 pieces and still those peices wouldn't be divisible by 6... Ahhhhhh Help, Please |
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