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Hi,
i have a table that logs issues. each issue is assigned a number, however the numbers also contain a letter such as R1,R2,M1,M2,ect. I have written some macros to filter and sort the issues for various reports. However i want to be able to turn the table to its original state. how would i do this??? i have tried to sort the data in asscending order, but it puts it in alphabetical order. for example: the original list is R1 R2 M1 C1 M2 R3 I want the data to return to this not C1 M1 M2 R1 R2 R3 Any help????? |
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You need a helper column that simply contains a series of sequence numbers
that represent the original entry order. You could write a short macro attached to the worksheet's _Change() event that would get the current maximum value in that helper column, and if the cell in the helper column on the row with the change is empty, then put the next sequence number into the helper column. Code might look something like this: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) 'add next sequence number to column A when 'a change takes place in a single cell 'on the sheet below row 1 'and not in column A If Target.Column < 1 And Target.Row 1 And _ Target.Cells.Count = 1 Then If IsEmpty(Range("A" & Target.Row)) Then Range("A" & Target.Row) = _ Application.WorksheetFunction.Max(Range("A:A")) + 1 End If End If End Sub "Gazz_85" wrote: Hi, i have a table that logs issues. each issue is assigned a number, however the numbers also contain a letter such as R1,R2,M1,M2,ect. I have written some macros to filter and sort the issues for various reports. However i want to be able to turn the table to its original state. how would i do this??? i have tried to sort the data in asscending order, but it puts it in alphabetical order. for example: the original list is R1 R2 M1 C1 M2 R3 I want the data to return to this not C1 M1 M2 R1 R2 R3 Any help????? |
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One way is to use a helper column: before sorting fill it with =ROW(), Copy
and PasteSpecialValues in the same column to save original row Nos, and sort by helper column to return to the original order! Regards, Stefi Gazz_85 ezt *rta: Hi, i have a table that logs issues. each issue is assigned a number, however the numbers also contain a letter such as R1,R2,M1,M2,ect. I have written some macros to filter and sort the issues for various reports. However i want to be able to turn the table to its original state. how would i do this??? i have tried to sort the data in asscending order, but it puts it in alphabetical order. for example: the original list is R1 R2 M1 C1 M2 R3 I want the data to return to this not C1 M1 M2 R1 R2 R3 Any help????? |
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Cheers guys,
so simple dont know why i didn't think of that!! much appreciated "Stefi" wrote: One way is to use a helper column: before sorting fill it with =ROW(), Copy and PasteSpecialValues in the same column to save original row Nos, and sort by helper column to return to the original order! Regards, Stefi Gazz_85 ezt *rta: Hi, i have a table that logs issues. each issue is assigned a number, however the numbers also contain a letter such as R1,R2,M1,M2,ect. I have written some macros to filter and sort the issues for various reports. However i want to be able to turn the table to its original state. how would i do this??? i have tried to sort the data in asscending order, but it puts it in alphabetical order. for example: the original list is R1 R2 M1 C1 M2 R3 I want the data to return to this not C1 M1 M2 R1 R2 R3 Any help????? |
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You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback!
Stefi Gazz_85 ezt *rta: Cheers guys, so simple dont know why i didn't think of that!! much appreciated "Stefi" wrote: One way is to use a helper column: before sorting fill it with =ROW(), Copy and PasteSpecialValues in the same column to save original row Nos, and sort by helper column to return to the original order! Regards, Stefi Gazz_85 ezt *rta: Hi, i have a table that logs issues. each issue is assigned a number, however the numbers also contain a letter such as R1,R2,M1,M2,ect. I have written some macros to filter and sort the issues for various reports. However i want to be able to turn the table to its original state. how would i do this??? i have tried to sort the data in asscending order, but it puts it in alphabetical order. for example: the original list is R1 R2 M1 C1 M2 R3 I want the data to return to this not C1 M1 M2 R1 R2 R3 Any help????? |
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