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Grouping cells together for sorting
Is there a function or a way to group multiple cells together to behave as
the first? I don't mean merge, or just highlighting them. I want to bind the cells together so that any function performed on the first cell will apply to all. Specifically, the function I want to use is the sort. I have several events sorted by date and I want to sort them chronologically with some exceptions. I want some events that occur later in time and "technically" should fall later in the sort to appear with the earlier (or later) events they correspond to. I realize there may not be a specific tool in excel to do this, but if there is any function or way to "pre-sort" the events that need to be paired it would save me the time of having to manually go through and separate the cells that i don't want sorted. Thanks for the help! |
Grouping cells together for sorting
Hi
just an idea. You could a helper column (you can hide it if needed), and store the same number for rows that need to be together. Then, that column would also be used when sorting. -- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "Ouroboros" wrote: Is there a function or a way to group multiple cells together to behave as the first? I don't mean merge, or just highlighting them. I want to bind the cells together so that any function performed on the first cell will apply to all. Specifically, the function I want to use is the sort. I have several events sorted by date and I want to sort them chronologically with some exceptions. I want some events that occur later in time and "technically" should fall later in the sort to appear with the earlier (or later) events they correspond to. I realize there may not be a specific tool in excel to do this, but if there is any function or way to "pre-sort" the events that need to be paired it would save me the time of having to manually go through and separate the cells that i don't want sorted. Thanks for the help! |
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