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Anyone have any ideas on how to sort a column from the last letter or two
letters of a part number rather than the first. Sounds crazy, but it would save me hours of work monthly if I could figure this one out. Thank you. |
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Use a helper column that uses a formula like =RIGHT(B2,2) to contain the
last two characters, and sort on this column. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Brian Denny" <Brian wrote in message ... Anyone have any ideas on how to sort a column from the last letter or two letters of a part number rather than the first. Sounds crazy, but it would save me hours of work monthly if I could figure this one out. Thank you. |
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Try extracting the last letter or letters to another column, e.g. if your
data is in column A then use this formula in B1 to extract last two letters and copy down =RIGHT(A1,2) then sort both columns based on column B "Brian Denny" wrote: Anyone have any ideas on how to sort a column from the last letter or two letters of a part number rather than the first. Sounds crazy, but it would save me hours of work monthly if I could figure this one out. Thank you. |
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Thanks Jon, I'll do that!
Brian Denny "Jon Peltier" wrote: Use a helper column that uses a formula like =RIGHT(B2,2) to contain the last two characters, and sort on this column. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Brian Denny" <Brian wrote in message ... Anyone have any ideas on how to sort a column from the last letter or two letters of a part number rather than the first. Sounds crazy, but it would save me hours of work monthly if I could figure this one out. Thank you. |
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Thank you for your help. Great idea!
Brian Denny "daddylonglegs" wrote: Try extracting the last letter or letters to another column, e.g. if your data is in column A then use this formula in B1 to extract last two letters and copy down =RIGHT(A1,2) then sort both columns based on column B "Brian Denny" wrote: Anyone have any ideas on how to sort a column from the last letter or two letters of a part number rather than the first. Sounds crazy, but it would save me hours of work monthly if I could figure this one out. Thank you. |
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