The problem is, I want to be able to group all of the people together that
like multiple colors. Is there a way to sort so my list can read
John Smith Red
John Smith Orange
John Smith Yellow
Mary Peters Red
Mary Peters Purple
John Doe Green


"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Get rid of the blanks.

Select column A then F5SpecialBlanksOK

With blanks selected, type an = sign in the active cell.

Point with mouse to cell above then hit CTRL + ENTER to replicate formula
throughout all blanks.

You date will now look like...

John Smith Red
John Smith Orange
John Smith Yellow

etc.

You can copy column A and paste specialvalues to get rid of the formulas.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 09:52:30 -0700, "SHexceluser"
wrote:

I have copied a list from a pivot table, so there are blanks. Is there a way
for me to sort, and maintain those blanks. For example I have a list that
looks kind of like this:

John Smith Red
Orange
Yellow
John Doe Green
Mary Peters Red
Purple

It is important to know that John Smith goes along with Red, Orange and
Yellow. But I want to be able to sort the page so all of the people that
only like one color are grouped together and all of the people with multiple
colors are grouped together.