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Hi
first add a helper column with the formula =left(names,1) then select your source ( including the helper column) and click "Insert table" - Change the name as required use this table as source for your PT using the helper column as the first row field each time row(s) are added, the table will adapt and the formula follows automatically You just need to refresh your PT
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