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I'm trying to sort a range of cells that get their value from the same
worksheet but in a different section. ie: I have a list of names starting at A5:A25. On another part of the worksheet, I have cells that get their value from =A5, =A6 etc. I want to be able to sort the second area but every time I select sort, nothing happens to the data in the second area. I have searched through the functions looking for something that will let me use the "Contents" of the A5, A6 cells etc. in the area that I want to sort, but I haven't found anything yet. This whole process works if I have the second area on a seperate worksheet and reference like so: =ORIGWORKSHEET!A5 etc. Any help is greatly appreciated |
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Hi Matt
If you refer as =A5 etc, nothing will happen. If you use =$A$5 etc, it will sort "Matt Caswell" wrote: I'm trying to sort a range of cells that get their value from the same worksheet but in a different section. ie: I have a list of names starting at A5:A25. On another part of the worksheet, I have cells that get their value from =A5, =A6 etc. I want to be able to sort the second area but every time I select sort, nothing happens to the data in the second area. I have searched through the functions looking for something that will let me use the "Contents" of the A5, A6 cells etc. in the area that I want to sort, but I haven't found anything yet. This whole process works if I have the second area on a seperate worksheet and reference like so: =ORIGWORKSHEET!A5 etc. Any help is greatly appreciated |
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I can't believe it was that simple. I have been pulling my hair out (what
hair I have left) for the last 2 hours. I can't thank you enough for pulling me back from the brink of insanity! matt "Matt Caswell" wrote: I'm trying to sort a range of cells that get their value from the same worksheet but in a different section. ie: I have a list of names starting at A5:A25. On another part of the worksheet, I have cells that get their value from =A5, =A6 etc. I want to be able to sort the second area but every time I select sort, nothing happens to the data in the second area. I have searched through the functions looking for something that will let me use the "Contents" of the A5, A6 cells etc. in the area that I want to sort, but I haven't found anything yet. This whole process works if I have the second area on a seperate worksheet and reference like so: =ORIGWORKSHEET!A5 etc. Any help is greatly appreciated |
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Hi Matt,
Glad I could be of help my friend. Have a nice day! "Matt Caswell" wrote: I can't believe it was that simple. I have been pulling my hair out (what hair I have left) for the last 2 hours. I can't thank you enough for pulling me back from the brink of insanity! matt "Matt Caswell" wrote: I'm trying to sort a range of cells that get their value from the same worksheet but in a different section. ie: I have a list of names starting at A5:A25. On another part of the worksheet, I have cells that get their value from =A5, =A6 etc. I want to be able to sort the second area but every time I select sort, nothing happens to the data in the second area. I have searched through the functions looking for something that will let me use the "Contents" of the A5, A6 cells etc. in the area that I want to sort, but I haven't found anything yet. This whole process works if I have the second area on a seperate worksheet and reference like so: =ORIGWORKSHEET!A5 etc. Any help is greatly appreciated |
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