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If you put a key value on each of the 3 rows in the group (add a column) and then put an indicator (1, 2, 3) in another added column, you may be able to sort by those two columns. Be aware that if you have ties on this key column, you'll want to make each key unique: Another option (depending on how many columns each row is using) is to combine your 3 rows of data into a single row. Then sort that -- and split the results into 3 rows. excelBRISKbaby wrote: Hello, I have a worksheet setup with mutliple rows that are dependent on one another. I.e. Row 1 is the title, Row 2 is data about row 1, Row 3 is data about the title in row1, this repeats for new title/data every three rows. I would like to be able to sort data based on the title in row 1 /4/7/etc. and have the other rows move with the title row. In other words I want to "attach" row 2 and row 3 to row 1. Is there any way to do this? I am using Excel 2003. Thank you very much, excelBRISKbaby -- Dave Peterson |
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Thank you very much for your suggestion. I'm sure it will work on smaller
data sets but for my particular case I need something a little bit more fluid. Also, issues may arise if excel rearranges the rows with the same indicator number. That is if Row 1-3 have the same indicator number (say 5) and after the sort they're not ordered correctly (1 2 3) but instead are ordered in a different fashion (2 1 3) it would make the data results incorrect. Thank you very much for your time, excelBRISKbaby "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe... If you put a key value on each of the 3 rows in the group (add a column) and then put an indicator (1, 2, 3) in another added column, you may be able to sort by those two columns. Be aware that if you have ties on this key column, you'll want to make each key unique: Another option (depending on how many columns each row is using) is to combine your 3 rows of data into a single row. Then sort that -- and split the results into 3 rows. excelBRISKbaby wrote: Hello, I have a worksheet setup with mutliple rows that are dependent on one another. I.e. Row 1 is the title, Row 2 is data about row 1, Row 3 is data about the title in row1, this repeats for new title/data every three rows. I would like to be able to sort data based on the title in row 1 /4/7/etc. and have the other rows move with the title row. In other words I want to "attach" row 2 and row 3 to row 1. Is there any way to do this? I am using Excel 2003. Thank you very much, excelBRISKbaby -- Dave Peterson |
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