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I need to sort hexadecimal data and have the results show the numbers from 0
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lion99,

You might need another column. You may need to enter numbers in decimal format and convert them to hex, or enter them as hex and
convert them to decimal; and then sort on the decimal column. Check out the functions DEC2HEX, HEX2DEC, DEC2BIN, BIN2DEC, etc... in
Excel's Help files.

I hope this helps,

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Try adding a column next to you Hex numbers using the HEX2DEC function to
convert them to decimal. You can then sort on the decimal column.

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