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Old 03-17-2017, 04:48 AM
Vertigo Vertigo is offline Sorting 2 or more words Windows 7 64bit Sorting 2 or more words Office 2013
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Hello folks!

I'm working on a large excel sheet (for articles categorization work) and one of the columns I defined is "Field".

Under "Field", there are several fields to choose from (for instance: PV, CSP, etc').

I have some articles that need be tagged with 2 fields (for instance: PV and CSP).

If I write "PV + CSP" in the cell under the "Field" column, and use the Sort option in Excel, a new category will be added to the list - "PV + CSP". That's what I don't want to happen.

So my question is: can I write 2 (or more) words, that won't create a new sub-category in the Sort list? In my aforementioned example, I want the user to find that article by sorting with PV and CSP tags, seperately.

Thanks!
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