How can I sort mostly 3 decimal with some 4 decimal numbers
Maybe I didn't explain it properly. I have about 300 computers that have
mostly 3 number designations, something like tnc314 and then I have 100 of them that have numbers like tnc3148. Now when I sort, the 3 and 4 number computer names are all bunched together. How can I have the 3 number names sorted by itself, and then the 4 number ones on the end. All in sequence of course. Your help is very much appreciated......Peter |
How can I sort mostly 3 decimal with some 4 decimal numbers
Insert a new column.
put a formula like: =len(a1) that'll return 6 or 7. and drag down the column Sort your data using this as the primary key and the id's as the secondary key. PeterM wrote: Maybe I didn't explain it properly. I have about 300 computers that have mostly 3 number designations, something like tnc314 and then I have 100 of them that have numbers like tnc3148. Now when I sort, the 3 and 4 number computer names are all bunched together. How can I have the 3 number names sorted by itself, and then the 4 number ones on the end. All in sequence of course. Your help is very much appreciated......Peter -- Dave Peterson |
How can I sort mostly 3 decimal with some 4 decimal numbers
Many thanks Dave, I will try it in a couple of hrs, after our
meeting......Peter "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Insert a new column. put a formula like: =len(a1) that'll return 6 or 7. and drag down the column Sort your data using this as the primary key and the id's as the secondary key. PeterM wrote: Maybe I didn't explain it properly. I have about 300 computers that have mostly 3 number designations, something like tnc314 and then I have 100 of them that have numbers like tnc3148. Now when I sort, the 3 and 4 number computer names are all bunched together. How can I have the 3 number names sorted by itself, and then the 4 number ones on the end. All in sequence of course. Your help is very much appreciated......Peter -- Dave Peterson |
How can I sort mostly 3 decimal with some 4 decimal numbers
WOW Dave, that was awesome help......It worked swell. I appreciate you a
lot..............Peter "PeterM" wrote in message ... Many thanks Dave, I will try it in a couple of hrs, after our meeting......Peter "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Insert a new column. put a formula like: =len(a1) that'll return 6 or 7. and drag down the column Sort your data using this as the primary key and the id's as the secondary key. PeterM wrote: Maybe I didn't explain it properly. I have about 300 computers that have mostly 3 number designations, something like tnc314 and then I have 100 of them that have numbers like tnc3148. Now when I sort, the 3 and 4 number computer names are all bunched together. How can I have the 3 number names sorted by itself, and then the 4 number ones on the end. All in sequence of course. Your help is very much appreciated......Peter -- Dave Peterson |
How can I sort mostly 3 decimal with some 4 decimal numbers
Glad it worked ok.
PeterM wrote: WOW Dave, that was awesome help......It worked swell. I appreciate you a lot..............Peter "PeterM" wrote in message ... Many thanks Dave, I will try it in a couple of hrs, after our meeting......Peter "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Insert a new column. put a formula like: =len(a1) that'll return 6 or 7. and drag down the column Sort your data using this as the primary key and the id's as the secondary key. PeterM wrote: Maybe I didn't explain it properly. I have about 300 computers that have mostly 3 number designations, something like tnc314 and then I have 100 of them that have numbers like tnc3148. Now when I sort, the 3 and 4 number computer names are all bunched together. How can I have the 3 number names sorted by itself, and then the 4 number ones on the end. All in sequence of course. Your help is very much appreciated......Peter -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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