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![]() Hi everyone, I'm very new to Excel, and I can't seem to find a simple way to accomplish what I want to do. Say I have a spreadsheet with three columns: Name, City, and Zip Code. Once I have some data, say I have ten rows filled, how do I sort each column and keep each row intact? In other words, I want to sort by city; how do I do this without only that column changing. If Bob Smith is in Chicago, I don't want him jumping to Walla Walla during the sort. I hope this makes sense, and I hope someone can help. Thanks, Jon |
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Hi Jon,
I believe you're looking for this http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...739411033.aspx Kind regards, Wries |
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Thank you, Wries; much appreciated.
Jon |
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