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1 and 2 prior to beginning of Row headers
What is this? I'm working on a spreadsheet that is having sort problems,
only to notice there are 2 columns labeled 1 and 2 before the row headers start... It reminds me of Access tables with relationships? I've never seen this before in excel? There are + and - signs in the columns - seems to collapse and expand some of the rows of data... What is causing it? What is the purpose? Can anyone give a some more info. The sort works fine when I copy and paste the data into a fresh sheet that does not have those columns. Looks like the rows that are marked, were being ignored by the sort. I'm almost thinking they are there by accident - maybe when updating from 2003 to 2007. Thanks for any help you can send my way!!!! Cindy |
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