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Sort data from Left to Right
Is there any way to sort the right the format from "Right to Left" instead
of "Left to Right". 123456ABC 123456CBC 123456BBC I like to see that I can sort the last three characters. Thanks Rocky |
No, there isn't. You can use a "helper" column that contains the last 3
characters and sort on that. The formula would be =RIGHT(A2,3), copied down. If you sort ascending on that column, you'll get ABC, BBC, then CBC. I presume that's what you want? If you want ABC,CBB,then CBC, (sorted as though the last 3 characters were reversed to CBA, CBC, and CBB) you could separate the 3 characters into 3 separate columns, or create a formula like =MID(A2,9,1)&MID(A2,8,1)&MID(A2,7,1) On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 13:54:31 -0800, "Rocky" <rockylamATyahooDOTcom wrote: Is there any way to sort the right the format from "Right to Left" instead of "Left to Right". 123456ABC 123456CBC 123456BBC I like to see that I can sort the last three characters. Thanks Rocky |
I have tried your suggestion but is doesn't work for me. I am the sample
file for you to check it out. If possible you insert the formuala. I check and follow. Thanks Rocky "Myrna Larson" wrote in message ... No, there isn't. You can use a "helper" column that contains the last 3 characters and sort on that. The formula would be =RIGHT(A2,3), copied down. If you sort ascending on that column, you'll get ABC, BBC, then CBC. I presume that's what you want? If you want ABC,CBB,then CBC, (sorted as though the last 3 characters were reversed to CBA, CBC, and CBB) you could separate the 3 characters into 3 separate columns, or create a formula like =MID(A2,9,1)&MID(A2,8,1)&MID(A2,7,1) On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 13:54:31 -0800, "Rocky" <rockylamATyahooDOTcom wrote: Is there any way to sort the right the format from "Right to Left" instead of "Left to Right". 123456ABC 123456CBC 123456BBC I like to see that I can sort the last three characters. Thanks Rocky |
I type this on the cell. =RIGHT=(A2,3) and copied down and all I get is the
=RIGHT=(A2,3) down the column. I am using Excel 2003 and there anything I did wrong. Thanks Rocky "Myrna Larson" wrote in message ... No, there isn't. You can use a "helper" column that contains the last 3 characters and sort on that. The formula would be =RIGHT(A2,3), copied down. If you sort ascending on that column, you'll get ABC, BBC, then CBC. I presume that's what you want? If you want ABC,CBB,then CBC, (sorted as though the last 3 characters were reversed to CBA, CBC, and CBB) you could separate the 3 characters into 3 separate columns, or create a formula like =MID(A2,9,1)&MID(A2,8,1)&MID(A2,7,1) On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 13:54:31 -0800, "Rocky" <rockylamATyahooDOTcom wrote: Is there any way to sort the right the format from "Right to Left" instead of "Left to Right". 123456ABC 123456CBC 123456BBC I like to see that I can sort the last three characters. Thanks Rocky |
Rocky
You've got an extra = in your formula. It should be =RIGHT(A2,3) Bill "Rocky" <rockylamATyahooDOTcom wrote in message ... I type this on the cell. =RIGHT=(A2,3) and copied down and all I get is the =RIGHT=(A2,3) down the column. I am using Excel 2003 and there anything I did wrong. Thanks Rocky "Myrna Larson" wrote in message ... No, there isn't. You can use a "helper" column that contains the last 3 characters and sort on that. The formula would be =RIGHT(A2,3), copied down. If you sort ascending on that column, you'll get ABC, BBC, then CBC. I presume that's what you want? If you want ABC,CBB,then CBC, (sorted as though the last 3 characters were reversed to CBA, CBC, and CBB) you could separate the 3 characters into 3 separate columns, or create a formula like =MID(A2,9,1)&MID(A2,8,1)&MID(A2,7,1) On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 13:54:31 -0800, "Rocky" <rockylamATyahooDOTcom wrote: Is there any way to sort the right the format from "Right to Left" instead of "Left to Right". 123456ABC 123456CBC 123456BBC I like to see that I can sort the last three characters. Thanks Rocky |
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