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Sorting
Is there a way to sort more then 3 columns or have more then 3 criteria to
sort on? I currently have 7 and usually I just parse the data but would prefer to simply sort on the original set, thx. |
Sorting
Not directly. Per "Excel limits & specifications"
"Sort references: 3 in a single sort; unlimited when using sequential sorts " However, you could record a macro of your sort (sequentially) and make this a custom button on a toolbar, if you want. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Darin" wrote: Is there a way to sort more then 3 columns or have more then 3 criteria to sort on? I currently have 7 and usually I just parse the data but would prefer to simply sort on the original set, thx. |
Sorting
Sort them 3 at a time, sorting by the least significant group first.
If you have 7 columns A to G in decreasing order of significance, select the whole range then for your first sort, choose sort by E then F then G. Then sort again by B then C then D. Then sort again just by A. Just make sure that in each case you have the whole range selected before you sort. -- David Biddulph "Darin" wrote in message ... Is there a way to sort more then 3 columns or have more then 3 criteria to sort on? I currently have 7 and usually I just parse the data but would prefer to simply sort on the original set, thx. |
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