Why Group By in Pivot does not work?

excelos

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hello

I have a table like:

0.11981​
1.00​
0.13997​
1.00​
1.17338​
1.00​
1.21312​
1.00​
2.23328​
1.00​
2.27360​
1.00​
2.27994​
1.00​
3.36691​
1.00​
3.47347​
1.00​
3.95328​
1.00​


I want to group ColA like that: <1, >1 and <2, >2 and <3, etc

I create a pivot but it says the selection cannot be grouped. I am not sure if because it's formatted as text or something? I changed formatting to Number but it does not seem to work.

Any solution?

Thanks!
 

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