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Set options for sorting columns in a worksheet
I have a worksheet (more or less a template) on which I often have to sort 1
out of 4 columns at first (the 3rd one), then all 4 columns after (using the 1st of the 4 to sort, this time). I just switched to a newer version of Excel and this new version keeps asking me if I want to expand my selection because the program found data in adjacent cells. Not such a big deal (2 more clicks), but it gets rather annoying, because I used to have the job done immediately. So I would like to know if somewhere in the program, there is a possibility to modify the options for sorting and remove this internal check done by default. |
Set options for sorting columns in a worksheet
I don't think so. You could put a gap on either side (an empty column to both
the right and left of the column you wanted to sort). Or just record a macro that sorts it the way you want. And rerun that macro when you need to. I think that this warning was added because of the number of users who actually messed up their data by just sorting a single column (in error). I'd hate to see it go (or even become a toggle). FiluDlidu wrote: I have a worksheet (more or less a template) on which I often have to sort 1 out of 4 columns at first (the 3rd one), then all 4 columns after (using the 1st of the 4 to sort, this time). I just switched to a newer version of Excel and this new version keeps asking me if I want to expand my selection because the program found data in adjacent cells. Not such a big deal (2 more clicks), but it gets rather annoying, because I used to have the job done immediately. So I would like to know if somewhere in the program, there is a possibility to modify the options for sorting and remove this internal check done by default. -- Dave Peterson |
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