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Can this be done?

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Not quite sure what you mean first of all. Are you trying to sort on a row
while also copying the corresponding values from other rows? If so just
select all your data and lt;Datagt;lt;Sortgt;. If that didn't get at your problem
reply back being a little more specific.
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gt; Can this be done?
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There's no built in feature that will keep rows together when you sort a
table. However, you could enter all the headings in each row, and use
conditional formatting to hide the duplicates, as described he

www.contextures.com/xlCondFor...html#Duplicate

debra wrote:
gt; Can this be done?--
Debra Dalgleish
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