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Group objects: Select multiple objects, then Control-click one of the objects and choose Group from the shortcut menu. Ungroup objects: Control-click the group, then choose Ungroup from the shortcut menu.

You can create categories by selecting particular rows, or Numbers can organize your data automatically using values in one or more columns (called source columns) that you select. When you create a category, all rows that share a common value in the source column are treated as groups.

Create groups Select the rows you want to group in your table. Move the pointer over the empty square to the left of the selection, click the arrow that appears, then choose Create Group for Selected Rows. The new group is given a placeholder name, such as Group 1, in the source column and in the summary row.

Select cells Select a cell: Click it. Select a cell to add or edit its content: Double-click it. Select a range of adjacent cells: Click a cell, then drag a white dot any direction across the range of adjacent cells. ... Select nonadjacent cells: Click a cell, then Command-click any other cells.

You can create categories by selecting particular rows, or Numbers can organize your data automatically using values in one or more columns (called source columns) that you select. When you create a category, all rows that share a common value in the source column are treated as groups.

There are two ways to create a category in Numbers: choose a source column of data that you want to group, or manually select rows that you want to group. Choosing a source column is best when your table already contains the data you want to group.

There are two ways to create a category in Numbers: choose a source column of data that you want to group, or manually select rows that you want to group. Choosing a source column is best when your table already contains the data you want to group.