M
Mike
Is there a way to get around the 3 level limit in sortng. Want to sort by 4
sets to 4 levels or more.
sets to 4 levels or more.
P
Peo Sjoblom
Not in one fell swoop, first sort the least significant etc
assume you would sort by columns A, B, C and D (in that order of
significance)
select C
and sort in that order, then select A and sort by A
assume you would sort by columns A, B, C and D (in that order of
significance)
select C
and sort in that order, then select A and sort by A
J
JE McGimpsey
Sort the least significant column first, then sort on the most
significant 3.
significant 3.
M
Myrna Larson
Hi, Peo:
If the data requires 4 columns, A, I don't think you want to "select C and
sort" do you? That will uncouple the data in columns C and D from that in
columns A and B.
I think you mean to select columns A, sort on D (or C and D), then with A
still selected, sort on A, B, and C (or A and B). No?
If the data requires 4 columns, A
, I don't think you want to "select C andsort" do you? That will uncouple the data in columns C and D from that in
columns A and B.
I think you mean to select columns A
, sort on D (or C and D), then with Astill selected, sort on A, B, and C (or A and B). No?
P
Peo Sjoblom
Correct, meant select all columns and sort by the least significant first
Thanks
Thanks