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Excel starts sorting from row 210 Why?
No hidden rows or columns, no named ranges, no print areas, no frozen
rows/columns, but sort acts as if there are 209 header rows (after select all, data, sort). OK if the precise full data range is selected |
Excel starts sorting from row 210 Why?
I'm guessing this is because the name "database" has been assigned to a
range. This is usually a hidden name so it would not appear in the Define Name dialog. To delete it, open the VBE (Alt-F11) and the Immediate window (Ctrl-g), paste this in and press Enter: Names("database").Delete -- Jim "Bob" wrote in message ... | No hidden rows or columns, no named ranges, no print areas, no frozen | rows/columns, but sort acts as if there are 209 header rows (after select | all, data, sort). OK if the precise full data range is selected |
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