Pivot table solution? Please help!

David77

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  1. 365
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Hello everybody,

I am currently managing a list of materials for different sections:

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The top of the list looks like this:

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I have about 6 sections (EM, Formulering, Inspektion & more - please let me know if you want all the names).

I want to create some sort of pivot table (I assume? I have never made or dabbled in pivot tables before in my life) so you have a Slicer in Excel, where you can select the section, such as "EM" and then only all of the materials who begins with "EM" will show up on the list.

Finally, I also have 10 materials who are unbranded (not named with a section such as "EM - Material xxx" but simply just "Material xxx"). Is there a way to combine them into a section called "General goods" in the slicer?

I would truly appreciate any help that I can be offered in this task! I would be absolutely amazing if someone could lend me their time here.

Thank you so much everybody :)

Best regards,
David
 

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Isn't it the same question as this in the Link below, just in another way?
 
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Isn't it the same question as this in the Link below, just in another way?
Hello ebea,

I understand your confusion, but no, it is not. Here I want to somehow filter them into group categories, so only some are visible depending on which area you pick in the slicer.

In the order I just wanted to sort the entire data :)

Appreciate it!
 
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