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subtotals and sorts
Hi and thanks for the help. I am using Excel 2003. I have a spreadsheet with
about 200 rows and 5 columns of data. There are numerous rows that hold subtotals. I need to sort based on the subtotals--BUT keep all the rows together that belong with that subtotal. Is that possible?? |
subtotals and sorts
I can be done with a custom macro. The macro would need find the continuous
rows associated with each subtotal. The swap the two groups. It would be a bubble sort routine which swaps multiple rows of data. the general form of a buble sort is for i = 1 to (lastrow - 1) For j = (i + 1) to lastrow if (subtotal_blocki subtotal_blockj) then temp_block = blocki blocki = blockj blockj =temp_block end if next j next i the block sizes may not be the same number of rows, do instead of swapping some combination of .copy, .insert.entirerow, and .delete.entirerow would be used. "SheriTingle" wrote: Hi and thanks for the help. I am using Excel 2003. I have a spreadsheet with about 200 rows and 5 columns of data. There are numerous rows that hold subtotals. I need to sort based on the subtotals--BUT keep all the rows together that belong with that subtotal. Is that possible?? |
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