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Hi LS,
As Dave said, it depends on whether your ids carry characters. If they are all numbers, then another alternative is to create a new column using Value function. For example, if column A contains the original ids: A1 = 00085, in the new column B, B1, set the function =value(A1) will return 85 as a number. Then sort column B instead of column A. Anki "l smith" wrote: I am having trouble sorting a column of id numbers because some of them contain leading zeroes. Excel doesn't recognize that no matter how I format the cells. Help! LS |
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