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When selecting columns for sorting, is there a way to make it so it
automatically selects all columns with data in them? Say you have data in columns A-T but accidentally only select A-S, and then sort it, but didn't realize you hadn't selected all of the columns. That last column is no longer correct, but you don't know it. Sorry if this doesn't make sense, I'm trying to figure it out to help my boss and I'm stuck. |
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