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Every month we have inspections with ratings (anywhere from 0 - 100%). I can create Groups so that anything that falls between 0-9% is in one group, 10-19% is another, etc. etc.... instead of showing me lines for every single rating in that range.
But let's say this month I have 5 inspections/5 ratings: (example) 13%, 22%, 17%, 50%, 100%
Next month, if I have a rating that is 11%, I want it to be group with the 13 & 17 %'s... how can I make a formula so that it automatically includes new data to my existing groups?
Thanks in advance.
Solved! Go to Solution.
You just need to use nested IF Function or SWITCH Function to add a calculated column.
You just need to use nested IF Function or SWITCH Function to add a calculated column.
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