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I have some data such as this:
A B 0 .1 1 .3 2 .2 3 .24 4 .18 and i have created a pivot table with this info. i was wondering if there is a way to organize the table so that it separates all information from B into groups of .1 - .19, .2-.29, .3-.39 ... etc. if this is possible, i'd like to also count how many cells fall into each group. i've tried the count option and total option, but i cant seem to do it right. any help would be great. thanks in adnvance |
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Have you tried using the Histogram function that's part of the Analysis Tool
Pack? "J" wrote in message ... I have some data such as this: A B 0 .1 1 .3 2 .2 3 .24 4 .18 and i have created a pivot table with this info. i was wondering if there is a way to organize the table so that it separates all information from B into groups of .1 - .19, .2-.29, .3-.39 ... etc. if this is possible, i'd like to also count how many cells fall into each group. i've tried the count option and total option, but i cant seem to do it right. any help would be great. thanks in adnvance |
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