Hi Michaela

I don't think you can have done what Ron suggested.
You need to select your "whole" block of data first, then carry out the
sort.
Excel sometimes doesn't make a very good guess at what you want sorted,
and it is always safer to define the range yourself.

Provided you have selected the relevant data first, it will do what you
want and keep data in other columns in line with the new sorted values
in column A.

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Regards

Roger Govier


"Michaela" wrote in message
...
Ron, Thank you for answering, However, I had already tried that. It
didn't
work. The information in the rows is not going to the matching number
in
column A. The information is staying put and only the number 4567 and
3456
are moving to different locations (Accending).

"Ron Coderre" wrote:

With
A1:D100
And the information in cells B1:D100 pertain to their respective
values in
Col_A

Before sorting A1:A100....Select A1:D100

If you will sort using one of the [sort] buttons..make sure a cell in
Col_A
is the active cell, then click the [sort] button

Or
You can use the Excel menu
<data<sort
Select the column to sort on
Click the [OK] button

Does that help?
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Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP


"Michaela" wrote:

In Exel; is there a way to sort Column A and have the information
in each row
follow the change?
For example: A5 has 4567 in Column A, with information about 4567
in
different columns but on the same row.
However, when I enter 3456 in Column A, it sorts by number (which
I want it
to do), but it leaves the information about 4567 in that row. I
need the
information to correspond with the number in Column A.
Does anyone know how to correct this problem?