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Sharkie21

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I'm trying to create a pivot table based upon asset size, but I have probably > 1000 different assets sizes. I was going to group them once in the pivot table, but since I can't put it into the table first is there any other way without grouping the source data outside the pivot table since many other reports depend on this source data as is.
 

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How are you trying to put the asset size in the pivot table?

As a row or column item?
 
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Formula in B2:<ul>[*]=CHOOSE(MATCH(A2,$D$2:$D$6,1),"0 - 100K","100K - 500K","500K - 1MM","1MM - 5MM","> 5MM")[/list]
 
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