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Excel question
Anyone here know Microsoft Excel well?
If I have a list of 10 things (1-10) in column A and in column B is something associated with each of those things in column A... i.e. 1A = joe 1B = joe's phone number 2A = bob 2B = bob's phone number Is there a way to sort column A alphabetically so that everything in column B stays with it's associated listing. Does that make sense? I figured I'd ask here 1st. |
Yup...
Highlight everything. Tools > Sort > Select column to sort by > Ascending / Descending That should do it, depends on which version of Excell you have though :) Regards, Lee |
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By the way, is it possible to print out a table so that it shows the table borders?
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course there is a buton up on the right usually where you can choose which boards to show
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