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I have a table that contains both numbers and blank cells, when I sort this
table I first have to do it in ascending order so that the nonblank cells end up on top, and then I sort again in descending order by highlighting only the nonblank cells (which are now on top). I want create a macro for this table so that it will sort automatically but I can't do it because it always puts the blank cells on top. Is there a way to sort, in descending order, so that numbers are on top and blank cells are on the bottom? |
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