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Excel always sorts on values, not on formulas.
The only way Excel will sort on a "formula" is if it's stored as text in the cell. You can tell what it sorts on by what it displays in the cell. Is it displaying the formula or the result? If it is displaying the formula, you need to change the format to General, F2 the formula, then F9 (recalc) it. When you get the result displayed, that's what Excel will sort on. By the way, your formula can be simplified to =Sheet1!A1 -- Regards, Fred "AntnyMI" wrote in message oups.com... I have a "source data" worksheet and a "summary" sheet. The summary sheet contains If Formulas referencing the source data sheet. Ex: =IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1). The problem is that when I sort the data on the summary sheet, it sorts by the formula contained within the cell. Is there a way to force it to sort based on value instead? |
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