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Hi there,
I have a worksheet with 6,500 rows of data. In each row, there are up to 6 cells containing a name in "Last, First" format. I need to alphabetize the data from these 6 cells so they go across the row in order left to right, alpha by last name. Example of my data layout: Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Row 1 Jackson, Bob Anderson, Lisa Cardinal, Mike Row 2 Tomlinson, Steve Dodge, Sarah White, Brian I need them to be in this order: Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Row 1 Anderson, Lisa Cardinal, Mike Jackson, Bob Row 2 Dodge, Sarah Tomlinson, Steve White, Brian Is there a formula I can apply that will pull from only the portion of the data before the comma in each cell? Or do I need to separate out all of the names so the first and last names are in separate columns for this to work? Please help! Thank you. |
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