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Sorting on Grouped Column
- Anonymous4 years ago
This took me a few minutes now that I have some sample data to work with. It brute forces it (and by no means do I recommend this) but it maintains the column headers etc that you currently have:
1) Keep Year as a whole number
2)Create a custom column in the List table with the following code. This will make bins for you:
if [Year] <= 5 then "<5" else if [Year] >5 and [Year] <=10 then "6-10" else if [Year] >10 and [Year] <= 15 then "11-15" else if [Year] >15 and [Year] <=20 then "16-20" else "21-25"
3) Home Tab > Merge Queries
4) Merge List table and Sort Range Table using Bin in the List table, and Range in the Sort Range Table.
5) Expand table and select Sort Order:
6) close and apply
7) Sort by column now that you have the sort order in the table.
This took me a few minutes now that I have some sample data to work with. It brute forces it (and by no means do I recommend this) but it maintains the column headers etc that you currently have:
1) Keep Year as a whole number
2)Create a custom column in the List table with the following code. This will make bins for you:
if [Year] <= 5 then "<5" else if [Year] >5 and [Year] <=10 then "6-10" else if [Year] >10 and [Year] <= 15 then "11-15" else if [Year] >15 and [Year] <=20 then "16-20" else "21-25"
3) Home Tab > Merge Queries
4) Merge List table and Sort Range Table using Bin in the List table, and Range in the Sort Range Table.
5) Expand table and select Sort Order:
6) close and apply
7) Sort by column now that you have the sort order in the table.
Yup, this works.
Thanks for letting me learn something new now.