OH. MY. GOD! I've sat for most of the morning playing about with IF statements and all that other rubbish to analyse an aged creditors report and finally found this. Thank you very much!
How do i create the groupings for a range of %s that include negatives? For example a range of -5% to -10%. Excel is giving me a False when I try to do this.
Hi, thanks for this video. I have a problem. I play golf and the handicap is very different between players. How can I group all players into groups so each group has the same avarege handicap? There are four players in a group maximum, but if thera are 19 players I have to group them 4+4+4+4+3 Regards from Iceland.
There's probably easier or better ways to do it but I came felt this way was easier for me to understand. Not saying it's the best way though...cleverer people than I out there.
Apologies, I don't know. I'm not that clever...this was just a little tip I used myself for a little project and did a video so I didn't forget how to do it in the future LOL
I'm so sorry that I didn't see your comment until now (1 year later!) and it's probably too late but the formula I used was as follows: =vlookup(A3,groupings,2,1)
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OH. MY. GOD! I've sat for most of the morning playing about with IF statements and all that other rubbish to analyse an aged creditors report and finally found this. Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
This finally helped me. I've been searching for a solution for the past 2 hours and nothing worked. This worked wonderfully. Thank you so much!
Glad it helped!
Great examples, clear instructions, greatly appreciated, thanks for the share!
Just found this. You, sir, are a Champion of the highest order
Thanks, saved a ton of time, combining the output with pivot table&chart made it for me!
Thanks a lot man. This reduced my time by at least 80%.
That's really cool. Well done.
REally helpful! I knew it could be done somehow, but forgot how. Thanks for reminding me!
Any time!
Thank you this info saved me hours of work!
Thank you so much!! So simple yet very useful.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome, exactly what I was looking for, thanks so much
You're welcome!
Thankyou, cracking video and very clear and easy to follow.
Thanks a lot ! marvelous technique and really helped me a lot, much appreciated and wish you all the best.
Great to hear!
Thank you so much, it was really really helpful :)
Simply amazing... I was searching for the same.. Thanks a lot Mr. Gareth..
Glad it was helpful!
It is simple, but work 100% . thank you
Hi Gareth, how do I group letters eg. A-g for John and h-z is for Martin??
I would really appreciate ur advice on this.
Thanks in advance
Thank you soooooo much haha.. you have saved me a lot of time with this!
You're very welcome!
How do i create the groupings for a range of %s that include negatives? For example a range of -5% to -10%. Excel is giving me a False when I try to do this.
Thanks it was really helpful
thank you sire, you realled saved me
thanks so much!!
Is there a way to do this for continuous data?
Thanks a lot!!
You're welcome!
Hi, thanks for this video.
I have a problem. I play golf and the handicap is very different between players. How can I group all players into groups so each group has the same avarege handicap? There are four players in a group maximum, but if thera are 19 players I have to group them 4+4+4+4+3
Regards from Iceland.
wow nice! sure beats if statements. great tip!
There's probably easier or better ways to do it but I came felt this way was easier for me to understand. Not saying it's the best way though...cleverer people than I out there.
You are a life saver
Glad it helped you.
Thank you soooo much!!
Glad it helped!
Yeeeess, thank you so much.
You're welcome!
Hi, can we do this grouping with data as well instead of numbers?
You don't know how long I've been looking for a tutorial outlining this! do you know how to do it with an IF statement? Awesome video though!
same here, the IF statement confuse me a lot dude
Glad it helped!
how do yo do this for between operator ? for example , 2 < X
Apologies, I don't know. I'm not that clever...this was just a little tip I used myself for a little project and did a video so I didn't forget how to do it in the future LOL
What's a good way to name those buckets? ie. 1-7 = "1 week" , 7-14 = "2 weeks", etc
Thanks!
Welcome!
thanks very helpful
No worries!
Could you please write what you have in the formula box please? I have bad internet right now and can't exactly see what you wrote after vLOOKUP
I'm so sorry that I didn't see your comment until now (1 year later!) and it's probably too late but the formula I used was as follows:
=vlookup(A3,groupings,2,1)
Thanks Gareth
You're very welcome Ajit.
Thank you..!
You could have made the vid much shorter by defining the data and then categories beforehand
Noted
Please do exactly this same video again but now zoom in to make it clear
Good video, but try improving, your screen is far and bit blurry and we miss some of the stuff
Thanks for the feedback. I'm still a work in progress :-)
Thanks, was getting very sick of countif statements
Hope it helped.
We don't need to see random data created. Looking to see how to group the data. Apparently one cant do it in Excel.
Nonsense