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I got data in column A, B C and D
I need to sort by column A based on the quantity of cells with same content. I got this: banana banana boat tape banana boat I need it sorted like this: banana banana banana boat boat tape Is that possible? Regards Mike |
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Use column E as a helper column, with a formula like:
=COUNTIF(A$1:A$100,A1) This assumes you have 100 rows of data - adjust to suit and copy this down. Then you can sort the range A1:E100, using column E as the sort key. Afterwards, you can delete column E. Hope this helps. Pete On Aug 21, 8:37 pm, "Mike M" wrote: I got data in column A, B C and D I need to sort by column A based on the quantity of cells with same content. I got this: banana banana boat tape banana boat I need it sorted like this: banana banana banana boat boat tape Is that possible? Regards Mike |
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