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Default Alphabetize sets of rows within a WB

Hi all

I have a list of files I got from my IT dept to review. The list shows the
directory and then the files in that directory. Unfortunately the files are
not alphabetized under the directory heading. I currently have each directory
and file as a seperate row.

Is there a way to alphabetize a set of rows, then alphabetize another set of
rows without mixing the sets? To further complicate things, there could be
any number of rows (files). I can make the directories an unique string that
could indicate a start/stop point.
Example
Data as recieved
K:\PMC\BECKY\
File D.doc
File A.doc
File C.doc
File B.doc
K:\PMC\DAN\
File E.doc
K:\PMC\STEVE\
File E.doc
File A.doc
File Z.doc

Result
K:\PMC\BECKY\
File A.doc
File B.doc
File C.doc
File D.doc
K:\PMC\DAN\
File E.doc
K:\PMC\STEVE\
File A.doc
File E.doc
File Z.doc
 
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