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Simple EXCEL worksheet function
I am creating an EXCEL worksheet of people's names, company and location. I
need to do a simple sort on name. When the list goes beyond 250, the sort function stops working. Is this a limitation of EXCEL? If so, can I continue the list on "Sheet 2", "Sheet 3" etc and still be able to sort through all the lists as if they are one? |
Simple EXCEL worksheet function
#1. Select the entire range you want to sort--don't let excel guess. I'm
guessing that you have an empty row in the real range to sort and excel is guessing wrong. #2. Nope. Excel doesn't support this type of thing. #3. If it's a simple list (no calculations), you could put it in MSWord (create a table) and get all the benefits of a word processor. Kiki wrote: I am creating an EXCEL worksheet of people's names, company and location. I need to do a simple sort on name. When the list goes beyond 250, the sort function stops working. Is this a limitation of EXCEL? If so, can I continue the list on "Sheet 2", "Sheet 3" etc and still be able to sort through all the lists as if they are one? -- Dave Peterson |
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