Collapse and Expand Rows.

srizki

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have department number in column A, department name in column B and under each department I am adding description of budgeted expense, such as payroll, supplies, travel etc. I will put the total budgeted amount in the corresponding cell. So, for example, department name G & A Direct, in cell, B4 the budgeted total amount will be in C4 and the breakdown of the expense will be under it. I have around 60 departments and on average 15 expenses. Therefore I want to collapse the expense as it is possible in pivot table.
Can I do expand and collapse in the column, or is there a better way of doing this worksheet.

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