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Sorting Values Without Sorting Formulas
Thank you very much. This was very helpful.
"Sheeloo" wrote: That is the default behavior... To test Enter some data in Col A then enter =A1 in B1 and copy down Sort on Col A & B... Change some values in Col A and see... -- Pl click the ''''Yes'''' button (if you see it - don''''t worry if you don''''t), if this answer was helpful. "SBX" wrote: Is there a way to sort values from several rows that were calculated using formulas without disturbing the sequence of the formulas? After the sort I would like for the formulas to be in the same place before the sort and I would also like for th sorted values to be recalculated from the formulas that remained in sequence. Thanks in advance |
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