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king_reggie - 06 Oct 2007 17:33 GMT
I'm Creating a directory based on new clientele and i want it alphabetical.
now my problem is tha if i enter for example in A1 Kim Smith, B1 111 rogers
rd, C1 555-555-5555, then continue with other names addresses and phone
numbers, how can i get all the info per row to stay together when i sort
column A? Is there a way to make the each column in the row work as one when
it sorts?
RagDyeR - 06 Oct 2007 17:42 GMT
Simply select the *entire* datalist before you sort.

I suggest to *never* use the sort icons on the toolbar.

In fact, I've removed them from the machines of all my users.

XL is right most of the time ... BUT NOT all of the time.
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I'm Creating a directory based on new clientele and i want it alphabetical.
now my problem is tha if i enter for example in A1 Kim Smith, B1 111 rogers
rd, C1 555-555-5555, then continue with other names addresses and phone
numbers, how can i get all the info per row to stay together when i sort
column A? Is there a way to make the each column in the row work as one when
it sorts?
king_reggie - 06 Oct 2007 18:01 GMT
It didn't happen. the text in column B stays put and only Colum A sorts

> Simply select the *entire* datalist before you sort.
>
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> column A? Is there a way to make the each column in the row work as one when
> it sorts?
Sameer Nagi - 06 Oct 2007 18:39 GMT
select the entire worksheet by "ctrl+A".
select Data->Sort
Select "Column A" in Ascending order...ensure that in "Options" it is
selected to be columns and NOT rows...

Let us know if this also doesnt work...

> I'm Creating a directory based on new clientele and i want it alphabetical.
> now my problem is tha if i enter for example in A1 Kim Smith, B1 111 rogers
> rd, C1 555-555-5555, then continue with other names addresses and phone
> numbers, how can i get all the info per row to stay together when i sort
> column A? Is there a way to make the each column in the row work as one when
> it sorts?
king_reggie - 06 Oct 2007 19:05 GMT
That didnt work either...after i highlight the worksheet i go into Data but
the Sort option is not available, i cant select it. i don't know whats going
on...is there a way to do it without highlighting the whole worksheet?

> select the entire worksheet by "ctrl+A".
> select Data->Sort
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> > column A? Is there a way to make the each column in the row work as one when
> > it sorts?
George Gee - 06 Oct 2007 19:47 GMT
Click the letter A above your column of names.
Hold down the shift key and click the header letter of the last column that
you wish to sort.

Data > Sort ...... as previously described.

George Gee

> That didnt work either...after i highlight the worksheet i go into Data
> but
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>> > when
>> > it sorts?
king_reggie - 06 Oct 2007 20:01 GMT
it still won't let me select sort. do you think that my program is faulty?

> Click the letter A above your column of names.
> Hold down the shift key and click the header letter of the last column that
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> >> > when
> >> > it sorts?
RagDyeR - 06 Oct 2007 20:11 GMT
I don't think your program is faulty.

I think that your sheet is "Protected".

<Tools> <Protection> <Unprotect Sheet>

You may need a password!
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it still won't let me select sort. do you think that my program is faulty?

"George Gee" wrote:

> Click the letter A above your column of names.
> Hold down the shift key and click the header letter of the last column
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> >> > when
> >> > it sorts?
George Gee - 06 Oct 2007 20:11 GMT
Faulty, no, probably not!
Is the worksheet protected .... Tools > Protection?

George Gee

> it still won't let me select sort. do you think that my program is faulty?
>
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>> >> > when
>> >> > it sorts?
king_reggie - 06 Oct 2007 20:47 GMT
it's not protected.

> Faulty, no, probably not!
> Is the worksheet protected .... Tools > Protection?
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> >> >> > when
> >> >> > it sorts?
Ragdyer - 07 Oct 2007 04:27 GMT
What's the possibility that you may have some underlying code?
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