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I was wondering if there is a way to change the order (sort) of a top 10 list
by changing any number in one column then have the higher numbers move down one. For example: Column A is contains numbers 1-10, Column B contains names. If I want to to change a persons name who is number 8 to number 3, I would just change the number in column A from 8 to 3 (press enter or tab out of the column) and the entire row containing the number and name would appear in the number 3 spot and all numbers and names would move down one. So what was 3 would now be 4, what was 4 would become 5 all the way to number 10. Thanks for you respones. |
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