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Is their a way of linking adjacent columns so that if sorted they show
together. Alan |
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"fomula problems" wrote in
message ... Is their a way of linking adjacent columns so that if sorted they show together. If I understand your question correctly, you have a data set as below: Col1 Col2 Allan Ziad Betty Alexander Cetty Cyan You want to make sure that the rows (ie. Allan and Ziad) is in the same row after sorting. Actually, this is standard Excel functionality, so simply using Data - Sort will solve your problem. If you are working with these kinds of data a lot, you should try to look at a Excel feature called a "list", which have some great functions for manipulating these lists of data. Hope this answers your questions. /Dann |
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The *sure* way to sort is to select the entire data range yourself, *then*
go to: <Data <Sort And choose your options. I advise to never, never, never, never use the sort icons on the toolbar! XL is right most of the time in picking your sort range, BUT ... *not all* of the time. -- Regards, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "fomula problems" wrote in message ... Is their a way of linking adjacent columns so that if sorted they show together. Alan |
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