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When I am sorting a column by rows, the first row cell is being treated as a
column header, why is that -- Neeraj |
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When you select Data-Sort, there is a choice at the bottom of the page that
reads MY LIST HAS ... You obviously have HEADER ROW selected. "Neeraj" wrote: When I am sorting a column by rows, the first row cell is being treated as a column header, why is that -- Neeraj |
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Excel does its best to guess what your data is and what your header is.
You could help excel guess better by giving the headers a different format--bold??? Neeraj wrote: When I am sorting a column by rows, the first row cell is being treated as a column header, why is that -- Neeraj -- Dave Peterson |
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