dealing with mass data in pivot table

Katym

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What is the best way to sort mass data through a pivot table. I'm fairly new to pivot tables and want to sort by ship-to's but there are so many that the pivot looks overwhelming. These are the columns I'm having to handle.

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here are examples what i'm using. field items are seller, sold-to, ship-to city, ship to state, material, deal id, deal id valid from, ship conditions, but I have over 50 ship to's I have put in the data.
 
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