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Hi All,
Happy New Year! Hope someone can help me! I am wanting to do a sort in an excel data worksheet. The items in the column that I want to sort look like ABC123 or else there are minor ones that look like ABC12L or ABC12A, stuff like that. I know that if I just sort the column it will sort by the first digit, being "A" in this instance. What I want to do is sort by the last digit being either a number OR letter like "L". Is this possible? My goal is to separate the ones that have letters at the end. Thank you so much for any help given!! Jen |
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