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On Oct 13, 1:23*pm, "joeu2004" wrote:
If you highlight and sort C1:C2 ascending, it does not sort as desired. Change the formulas to use A$1 and A$2 (or $A$1 and $A$2), and it will work as you expect. The way I would accomplish that is by copying =A1 down and doing a search and replace A - A$ over the range. While clunkier than copying by value, I like that it would then be self-maintaining; if the "source" data ever changed (i.e. column A in my example), I could sort with no additional work. Excellent suggestion. |
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