Would like to seek help to group the columns together.
i am using the formula : IF startswith([Count dup 2], "1") then [Row-1:Grouping]+1 ELSE [Row-1:Grouping] ENDIF
But when the number goes to 10 and 11, my number jumps.
Hi @jerometyl
Please change formula to
IF [Count dup 2]="1" then [Row-1:Grouping]+1 ELSE [Row-1:Grouping] ENDIF
This a new group is started only when count dup 2 is 1. In your previous case since 10, 11 also starts with 1 it was starting a new group.
Hope this helps : )
Can you share this data in an excel file please.
Thank you. It did the job. Miss out on this idea. Just didn't cross my mind. Keep thinking how it reads from 1. Thanks a lot