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![]() Is is possible to sort a table according to the date of say A or B (rather than A then B) so that a table is essentially sorted by the the earliest date in 2 or more columns, e.g. if: Column A R2: 2/10/05 R3: 8/10/05 R4: 9/10/05 Column B R2: 14/10/05 R3: 01/10/05 R4: 12/10/05 I would want the table to be sorted as follows (row numbers in brackets representing former row numbers): Column A R2 (R3): 08/10/05 R3 (R2): 02/10/05 R4 (R4): 09/10/05 Column B R2 (R3): 01/10/05 R3 (R2): 14/10/05 R4 (R4): 12/10/05 Many thanks -- andyp161 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ andyp161's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=11654 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=401880 |
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On Mon, 5 Sep 2005 04:30:58 -0500, andyp161
wrote: Is is possible to sort a table according to the date of say A or B (rather than A then B) so that a table is essentially sorted by the the earliest date in 2 or more columns, e.g. if: Column A R2: 2/10/05 R3: 8/10/05 R4: 9/10/05 Column B R2: 14/10/05 R3: 01/10/05 R4: 12/10/05 I would want the table to be sorted as follows (row numbers in brackets representing former row numbers): Column A R2 (R3): 08/10/05 R3 (R2): 02/10/05 R4 (R4): 09/10/05 Column B R2 (R3): 01/10/05 R3 (R2): 14/10/05 R4 (R4): 12/10/05 Many thanks I'd use a 'helper' formula in Column C. i.e in C2 put the formula =Min(A2:B2) Copy it down column C and then sort on column C. HTH __ Richard Buttrey Grappenhall, Cheshire, UK __________________________ |
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