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How do I exempt the 1st row from sorting?
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Select the range to sort first--Avoid selecting the last row.
Then sort the selection. I never let excel guess at the range to sort. I don't trust it. Larry C wrote: How do I exempt the 1st row from sorting? -- Dave Peterson |
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Select the option 'My Data Range has header row'
If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Dave Peterson" wrote: Select the range to sort first--Avoid selecting the last row. Then sort the selection. I never let excel guess at the range to sort. I don't trust it. Larry C wrote: How do I exempt the 1st row from sorting? -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks Jacob.
I misread 1st as last. Jacob Skaria wrote: Select the option 'My Data Range has header row' If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Dave Peterson" wrote: Select the range to sort first--Avoid selecting the last row. Then sort the selection. I never let excel guess at the range to sort. I don't trust it. Larry C wrote: How do I exempt the 1st row from sorting? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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