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Hello there,
I have this little prob in Excel: Alphanumeric Sorting is done from left to right, as default, in Excel: "Alphanumeric sort When you sort alphanumeric text, Excel sorts left to right, character by character. For example, if a cell contains the text "A100," Excel places the cell after a cell that contains the entry "A1" and before a cell that contains the entry "A11." I want to change that. Is there a way to treat the "A" as irrelevant and so that A11 actually comes between A1 And A100? Thx a bunch in advance, DK. PS: i've read the previous responses, but i thought it was too specific. I want to know if i'm missing sthing obvious here. Is there a simple command to switch the alphanumeric sorting? |
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