I would like to see a way to group data into ranges. If I were looking at vehicle data, I would like to be able to group vehicles with mileages of 0-1000 in one group and then 1001-2000 in the next a...
nishalit
10 years agoNew Member
Thanks for your feedback - This can be accomplished already by using the "Conditional Column" feature introduced in the April update. You can access this feature in the Query Editor, under the Add Column tab in the ribbon.
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