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Do not let Excel guess at the range to be sorted.
Always pre-select the entire range you want to stay together. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 20 May 2009 08:18:01 -0700, Gwen wrote: I think part of the problem might be that I have the information in the first column frozen so that when you're scrolling to the right you can still see the info in the first column. Do I have to highlight the whole table every time I want to sort? "Sean Timmons" wrote: when you do your sort, are you highlighting the entire table of data? everything within your highlighted data should sort along with yoru selected field. "Gwen" wrote: I created a sheet with many columns and rows. I want to be able to sort the data in different columns but keep all of the row information together. For instance when I sort one of my rows alphabetically, the rest of the information in the other columns that pertains to it doesn't follow. |
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