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I have a column which i've set as a range. This range contains cells
with numbers only, and cells which contain a mixture of characters. At the beginning, I sort the information in ascending order. I then import data where it should go in the order. The problem I am running into is that when I import data, it sees a number like 1234 as lower than 5. But when I sort the information the next time, it puts the 5 in front of the 1234. If I were to add a character such as a dash after each of the numbers. It would see 1234- as lower than 5- and also see it as lower the next time I do a sort, which I would like it to. Does what I'm saying make sense? Does anyone have any suggestions? |
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