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I am using Excel 2003 under Windows XP Professional SP3 (as I recall it).
I am a writer, and I use a spreadsheet to sort material for books, using three columns, ch, pt and no, (chapter part and number). Every so often, out of the blue, Excel forgets the standard three-part search and defaults to not using a header row. Once or twice it has come back, but not usually. Sometimes, I can paste all of the data into a fresh worksheet and get the search running again, but sooner or later, it breaks down again. Can anybody tell me what I must have done to cause this, or better still, how to fix it? If my methodology sounds odd, keep in mind that I typically write historical stuff and usually have a dozen columns, and 2000+ rows. At times, I may sort by date, location, accession number or other headings, and using the sort function as I do allows me to insert extra data, quotes and other stuff--and get my original order back again. And I'm getting too set in my ways to change, OK? |
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