How Excel automatically compiles age entries into age groups

Keeping track of member age groups in a spreadsheet no longer requires manual counting or guesswork. With the right Excel formulas, you can automatically assign every entry to a defined age range — such as 60–70 — in a matter of seconds. The FLOOR function does the heavy lifting, grouping your data into neat ten-year brackets with a single formula copied down the column. Once your age groups are in place, Excel's built-in data filtering tools let you isolate any specific group instantly, showing exactly how many records fall within that range. Whether you manage a club membership list or any other dataset, this approach to age group classification and data filtering keeps your information accurate and always ready to query.
How Excel automatically compiles age entries into age groups

Markus L. asks:
I have taken over the task of maintaining our address and membership list from my club colleagues. All the important information, such as address and date of birth, is included. At the last club meeting, the question arose as to how many members we have in the 60 to 70 age group. No one could answer this question off the top of their head, and unfortunately neither could I. Can Excel give us an answer to this ...

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