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How to Alphebetize one column, but keep next column together with
Hi all, I have a list of movie titles in one column and the CD number on
which the movie is found, in the next column. How do I sort the movie titles by alphabetical name in column one, while keeping the disk number in the next column together with the title, so that I know what disk it's on? I've been trying to figure this one out for days now - please help :) For example.... TITLES DISK # Days of Thunder 1 Armegeddon 2 Jurassic Park 3 I would like it to look like TITLES DISK # Armegeddon 2 Days of Thunder 1 Jurassic Park 3 If anyone can figure this out, I'd really appreciate it - thanks! |
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How to Alphebetize one column, but keep next column together with
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Select both columns, goto Data Sort Sort by: Column A (Titles) Regards, Per "EvasiveFox" skrev i meddelelsen ... Hi all, I have a list of movie titles in one column and the CD number on which the movie is found, in the next column. How do I sort the movie titles by alphabetical name in column one, while keeping the disk number in the next column together with the title, so that I know what disk it's on? I've been trying to figure this one out for days now - please help :) For example.... TITLES DISK # Days of Thunder 1 Armegeddon 2 Jurassic Park 3 I would like it to look like TITLES DISK # Armegeddon 2 Days of Thunder 1 Jurassic Park 3 If anyone can figure this out, I'd really appreciate it - thanks! |
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How to Alphebetize one column, but keep next column together with
Hio,
Select both columns and then sort by column A "EvasiveFox" wrote: Hi all, I have a list of movie titles in one column and the CD number on which the movie is found, in the next column. How do I sort the movie titles by alphabetical name in column one, while keeping the disk number in the next column together with the title, so that I know what disk it's on? I've been trying to figure this one out for days now - please help :) For example.... TITLES DISK # Days of Thunder 1 Armegeddon 2 Jurassic Park 3 I would like it to look like TITLES DISK # Armegeddon 2 Days of Thunder 1 Jurassic Park 3 If anyone can figure this out, I'd really appreciate it - thanks! |
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