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i just grouped some rows together in my spreadsheet. that worked great, but
now i have trouble sorting and keeping this groups in the right order. any suggestions? thanks steve |
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Hi,
The best way I have found to keep a group together is to creat another field, column, and give each group a unique ID. Thanks, "steve" wrote: i just grouped some rows together in my spreadsheet. that worked great, but now i have trouble sorting and keeping this groups in the right order. any suggestions? thanks steve |
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You're right, i did that before and it worked. But i did have a quick
question about a helper column like that. the group will all have the same value in that additional column. will excel always keep the order within the group the same? "David" wrote: Hi, The best way I have found to keep a group together is to creat another field, column, and give each group a unique ID. Thanks, "steve" wrote: i just grouped some rows together in my spreadsheet. that worked great, but now i have trouble sorting and keeping this groups in the right order. any suggestions? thanks steve |
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i'm having trouble with this, the group will not stick with the sort.
"steve" wrote: You're right, i did that before and it worked. But i did have a quick question about a helper column like that. the group will all have the same value in that additional column. will excel always keep the order within the group the same? "David" wrote: Hi, The best way I have found to keep a group together is to creat another field, column, and give each group a unique ID. Thanks, "steve" wrote: i just grouped some rows together in my spreadsheet. that worked great, but now i have trouble sorting and keeping this groups in the right order. any suggestions? thanks steve |
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Maybe you can use two cheater columns? Have not tried it, but I think a 1A, 1B, 1C, 2A, 2B, 3B, etc might work too. Thanks, "steve" wrote: i just grouped some rows together in my spreadsheet. that worked great, but now i have trouble sorting and keeping this groups in the right order. any suggestions? thanks steve |
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