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I've checked around this site and am unable to find my issue (of which I have
many. Sorry. Too personal.) Anyway, I work daily in a large spreadsheet that has a growing number of rows and columns to BI (recently added from BA). Now when I perform a sort, it only sorts from A - BA, with columns BC - BI staying the same and all the data getting muck a muck. I can sort by highlighting the specific cells (A - BI and 3 - 193). I'm wondering why the Data - Sort doesn't automatically recognize the new columns. If I don't highlight anything and go to Data - Sort, it has a range to BA. If I'm clicked on a cell such as BG, it highlights only a segment of the sheet (looks like column 88 to something and BD to BI). If anyone can assist, that would be great. Thanks! |
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