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Excel Sort
Using Excel 2002 and have a list as follows:
1B 1H 10A 11F 100H 102H When I hit sort, the list sorts as: 100H 102H 10A 11F 1B 1H I want it to sort: 1B 1H 10A 11F 100H 102H Can that be done easily? |
Copy to Word.
In Word: Convert table to text (separate text with paragraph marks) Edit, Replace. Wildcards enabled. Replace ([0-9])([A-Z]) with \1^t\2 Convert text to table (separate text at tabs) Sort by Column 1 You can use either Word or Excel to put the two parts together. "abs" wrote: Using Excel 2002 and have a list as follows: 1B 1H 10A 11F 100H 102H When I hit sort, the list sorts as: 100H 102H 10A 11F 1B 1H I want it to sort: 1B 1H 10A 11F 100H 102H Can that be done easily? |
Always a bunch of numbers followed by a single alphabetic character?
If yes, then insert two helper columns: (with the data in column A) in B1: =--left(a1,len(a1)-1) in C1: =right(a1,1) And drag down your range. Sort by these two helper columns. (Delete them when you're done (if you want to).) abs wrote: Using Excel 2002 and have a list as follows: 1B 1H 10A 11F 100H 102H When I hit sort, the list sorts as: 100H 102H 10A 11F 1B 1H I want it to sort: 1B 1H 10A 11F 100H 102H Can that be done easily? -- Dave Peterson |
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