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I have a set of data with multiple columns (4). I need to sort my data by
one of the columns which contains both numbers and alpha-numeric characters---but the cells are formatted as "Text". When I do a sort, Excel's default is to sort from left to right and it puts all of my numbers at the top with the alpha-numeric entries at the bottom. Is there a way that I can sort my data so it doesn't do this? Example below: Column to be sorted: 110 115 110LEG 115SAP 120 117LEG 117 When using Excel's Sort function it comes out like this: 110 115 117 120 110LEG 115SAP 117LEG |
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