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I'm looking to sort my data by looking at the first character only. Here's an
example data set: 21 100 4020 56 32 I want this data set to look like this: 100 21 32 4020 56 I think it may require some programming, but I'm not sure. And I haven't the slightest idea on how to program. Can anyone help shed some light on my issue? Thanks! |
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