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help on sorting data
Hi,
I have a soccer grid result. So I would like the column corresponding to the points of the teams sorted descending. But I want the other column to follow. And I want the first column (rank) to remain still and not affected by the sorting operation. How can I do that ? thx |
Just select the columns you want to sort, and then sort.
-- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Sam" wrote in message ups.com... Hi, I have a soccer grid result. So I would like the column corresponding to the points of the teams sorted descending. But I want the other column to follow. And I want the first column (rank) to remain still and not affected by the sorting operation. How can I do that ? thx |
thx
actually i've managed to do that but how do i do it programmatically, that is in a macro ? How do I refresh the sheet ? tx |
If you record a macro when you do it manually (once), you'll see the basic code.
If you need help modifying it, post back with the code you recorded. Sam wrote: thx actually i've managed to do that but how do i do it programmatically, that is in a macro ? How do I refresh the sheet ? tx -- Dave Peterson |
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