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Normally, if I have a spreadsheet where the first row contains the column
headers, I can click on the A-Z sort button and the first row is automagically excluded. Occasionally, however, Excel does NOT see the first row as a header row and sorts it as well. Why? I can't find any rhyme or reason. All the column headers are entered appropriate (no leading spaces, no leading funky characters). If I click on Data - Sort and tell it the first row contains the headers, it all sorts fine. I just don't want to have to do that for a simple sort. But more than that, it just really bugs me that I can't figure out WHY it works differently sometimes. |
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