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Hi
Is there any way of locking all cells next to each other accross so that the document can only be ssorted via columns? I want to use Excel as a DVD database whereby all the information of a particualr DVD is stored as fields accross the documnet i.e. title, genre, year, number. If I wanted to sort my database for example by genre, I could hightlight that field's column and then click on the chronological sort icons. Unfortunately, if the cells accross aren't locked then this would be useless as a DVD's fields would no longer relate to each other. I know it is possible to lock 2 fields (columns) together and then sort them by whichever was highlighted first. Thanks for your attention and any advice you can give me. David |
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