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Does anyone know how I can have two header rows? So that when I sort
using "data sort" I can easily ignore the first 2 rows from my data
range.
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Does anyone know how I can have two header rows? So that when I sort
using "data sort" I can easily ignore the first 2 rows from my data
range.
Thanks


Select the rows you want, from row 3 downwards, before you sort.
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Place the cursor in Cell A3 and do Windows FreezePanes

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"PaoloScaglioni" wrote:


Does anyone know how I can have two header rows? So that when I sort
using "data sort" I can easily ignore the first 2 rows from my data
range.
Thanks

Paolo


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Split your screen between rows 1 and 2, then freeze them.
Highlight row 3 to the end.
Sort your data (you will have to use "No Headers" option.


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The freeze panes option freezes the rows OK but they are still sorted by
the data sort option. Any other ideas?


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I just tried this again on my machine (WinXP, XL2003) and it worked.

When you selected your data did you make sure your header rows were NOT
selected?

Also, I was wrong before about not being able to use header rows, you
can still use the header row option.


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