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I've got an Excel file with a column holding text data such as:
[B11], [B1], [A2], [B100], [B010], [A1] - where [] is the cell which I want to sort as: [A1], [A2], [B1], [B010], [B11], [B100] Note that the leading zeroes (as in [B010], which equals [B10]) are not required, so I could happily lose them before sorting. Any suggestions on how to do this? Also, some of the cells contain multiple data, as in [B2, B13, A4] which I would ideally like to split off into new columns, or onto duplicated rows. [Banana] [B2] [B13] [A4] or [Banana] [B2] [Banana] [B13] [Banana] [A4] This latter problem is not so important to me at this stage, but I mention it in case it is of interest. -- Nigel M If I'm discussing apples, please don't suggest bananas |
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