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Sort a list with uneven row information
I have created a list of business card contacts with a number of columns.
Each contact also contains up to four rows of information i.e. "Address" information (two or three rows for street address; apt/suite number; city, state and zip), "Phone" information (with two three rows for cell phone, telephone, fax), etc. etc. When I attempt to "Sort" by "Ascending Order" the uneven rows of information become separated and are placed at the bottom of the list, making the list of very little use. I have attempted to use a blank row between the contacts and have used no blank row but the end result is the same. I think there is a way to do what I want to do but I have run out of options for trial. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
Sort a list with uneven row information
newexceluser, not sure how you have the info set up but I would list the
contact names in column A,street, address in B, city in C...... using a new column for each piece of information you might want to sort by, put in a description for each column in row 1 and start you information in row 2, this way you can sort or filter on any column you want -- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "newexceluser" wrote in message ... I have created a list of business card contacts with a number of columns. Each contact also contains up to four rows of information i.e. "Address" information (two or three rows for street address; apt/suite number; city, state and zip), "Phone" information (with two three rows for cell phone, telephone, fax), etc. etc. When I attempt to "Sort" by "Ascending Order" the uneven rows of information become separated and are placed at the bottom of the list, making the list of very little use. I have attempted to use a blank row between the contacts and have used no blank row but the end result is the same. I think there is a way to do what I want to do but I have run out of options for trial. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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