How do I sort the whole row at once in Excel?

  • Thread starter Harried in Hicksville
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Harried in Hicksville

Here's what I have. I have a document used to record and track dog licenses
in my city. There are 11 columns in the document. One column contains
numbers as currency (not set up as text). I want to sort the document in two
ways. I want to be able to sort so they are listed by license number (column
1), but I also want to be able to sort so they are listed by owner's name
(column 2). Two different lists. My problem is that I can't seem to get the
sort to carry across the 11 columns. When I try to sort a row by license
number, for example, the sort only takes some of the columns with it, so I
end up with wrong information in the row.

Hope this makes sense!
 
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Fred Smith

Select the range you want sorted first. Then use the Sort function.

Regards,
Fred.
 

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