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Can lookup do this?
hi, I have a set of data as displayed below
A B 1 apple 8.1 2 orange 9.5 3 orange 10.3 4 apple 11.2 5 orange 90.5 6 apple 73.8 and I would like my end results to be A B 1 apple 8.1 2 apple 11.2 3 apple 73.8 4 orange 9.5 5 orange 10.3 6 orange 90.5 please help! thank you very much! |
Can lookup do this?
Aren't you just sorting your data by column A in ascending order and column B in
ascending order? In xl2003 menus: Select A1:B### Data|Sort Sort by column A (ascending) secondary sort by column B (ascending) Make sure no header row is checked (if that matches your data) And click ok ice S1 wrote: hi, I have a set of data as displayed below A B 1 apple 8.1 2 orange 9.5 3 orange 10.3 4 apple 11.2 5 orange 90.5 6 apple 73.8 and I would like my end results to be A B 1 apple 8.1 2 apple 11.2 3 apple 73.8 4 orange 9.5 5 orange 10.3 6 orange 90.5 please help! thank you very much! -- Dave Peterson |
Can lookup do this?
You can use sort to do this. Simply leave column A out of the sort.
Highlight column B, then DataSort Regards, Fred. "ice S1" wrote in message ... hi, I have a set of data as displayed below A B 1 apple 8.1 2 orange 9.5 3 orange 10.3 4 apple 11.2 5 orange 90.5 6 apple 73.8 and I would like my end results to be A B 1 apple 8.1 2 apple 11.2 3 apple 73.8 4 orange 9.5 5 orange 10.3 6 orange 90.5 please help! thank you very much! |
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