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I have a worksheet that contains data in a format something like:
ID# Name Score
1 Bill 24
2 Jack 3
4 Sue 88
The cell contents are the result of formulas referring to other parts of the
worksheet and other worksheets in the spreadsheet.
The ID# column is always sequential (incluidng the blank line), but the
other columns are in any order.
I need to sort the columns by descending score ignoring the blank lines,
giving:
ID# Name Score
4 Sue 88
1 Bill 24
2 Jack 3
Data -> Sort -> Descending insists on putting the blank line above the others:
ID# Name Score
1 Sue 88
I seem to remember that there is a difference between a blank cell and an
empty cell, though I never understood what it was Could this be the
problem (a hangover from the formula that is populating each cell)? If not,
does anyone have any suggestions as this is driving me up the wall?
I have tried to copy and paste to other areas using the Paste Special ->
Values ans Skip Blanks options but this has not made any difference.
TIA
ID# Name Score
1 Bill 24
2 Jack 3
4 Sue 88
The cell contents are the result of formulas referring to other parts of the
worksheet and other worksheets in the spreadsheet.
The ID# column is always sequential (incluidng the blank line), but the
other columns are in any order.
I need to sort the columns by descending score ignoring the blank lines,
giving:
ID# Name Score
4 Sue 88
1 Bill 24
2 Jack 3
Data -> Sort -> Descending insists on putting the blank line above the others:
ID# Name Score
1 Sue 88
I seem to remember that there is a difference between a blank cell and an
empty cell, though I never understood what it was Could this be the
problem (a hangover from the formula that is populating each cell)? If not,
does anyone have any suggestions as this is driving me up the wall?
I have tried to copy and paste to other areas using the Paste Special ->
Values ans Skip Blanks options but this has not made any difference.
TIA