Multiple Groups in Cross Tab Workbook

I have one worksheet like
-------------------------XXXX----------YYYY-------------ZZZZ
------------------------NO %----------NO %------------NO %
A1--------------------1 1-------------- 4 4----------------5 5
A2--------------------1 1---------------4 4----------------6 6
A3--------------------1 1---------------4 4----------------6 6
Here XXXX, YYYY, ZZZZ values for one column
No and % are data columns
A1,A2 and A3 is another column's values.
I have another column(gender) which I want to add like
-------------------------XXXX----------YYYY-------------ZZZZ--------------MALE--------------FEMALE
------------------------NO %----------NO %------------NO %-------------NO %---------------NO %-----
A1--------------------1 1-------------- 4 4----------------5 5------------------3 3--------------------2 2-------
A2--------------------1 1---------------4 4----------------5 5------------------3 3--------------------2 2-------
A3--------------------1 1---------------4 4----------------5 5------------------3 3--------------------2 2-------
Is it posible to have multiple groups, (direct or indirect way to do that ?)
Thanks
Sachin
Edited by: SachinK on Dec 18, 2008 8:00 PM
Edited by: SachinK on Dec 18, 2008 8:07 PM

Could you not just create a calculated column to cover both original columns and place the calculated column.
Such as:
calc1
case when col1 IS NULL then gender_column
else col1
end
assuming the gender column never has a value at the same time as the original column - which I assuming by your example - then just replace your col1 placement in the worksheet with calc1.
Make sense?
Russ

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