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Default Excel should let me sort the file directory when saving a file

When I open a file in Excel, i can sort on date, name, etc.
When I go to save a file, the file directory is in the same sort selection I
made when I opened the file. i can not change this during the save function.
I must stop saving the file, go to the open, change my sort selection and
then save the file. Basically, this only occurs when I seach for a file
based on a date range and try saving in a different file structure.

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