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Is there a way to find the order of how the data is put in origina
Hello,
I have received a spreadsheet that has been re-sorted, and now I don't know what the original order was of the entries. Is there a way to find this out? TIA for your replies. Phil. |
Is there a way to find the order of how the data is put in origina
I'm not aware of a way if it was resorted before it was sent to you.
"Phil" wrote in message ... Hello, I have received a spreadsheet that has been re-sorted, and now I don't know what the original order was of the entries. Is there a way to find this out? TIA for your replies. Phil. |
Is there a way to find the order of how the data is put in origina
Phil
No. Unless there was a key column on which the sort took place and you could derive the original order from that. Some people like to place sequential numbers down a spare column before sorting so's they can always return to the original order using that column for re-sorting. Perhaps the originator of the worsheet has a copy of the unsorted sheet that could be sent? Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Sun, 23 Oct 2005 15:10:02 -0700, "Phil" wrote: Hello, I have received a spreadsheet that has been re-sorted, and now I don't know what the original order was of the entries. Is there a way to find this out? TIA for your replies. Phil. |
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