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I have two columns of data in XLS, A is the years the data was collected and
B is the data for those years. I want to arrange the numerical data in column B in ascending order but keep the corresponding years for the data attached to them. |
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The trick is to select BOTH cols A & B and then sort by B ascending. The
values in col A will stay with the associated values in col B. So if we start with: 1/22/2010 1 1/23/2010 69 1/24/2010 71 1/25/2010 29 1/26/2010 31 1/27/2010 9 1/28/2010 64 1/29/2010 49 will end up with: 1/22/2010 1 1/27/2010 9 1/25/2010 29 1/26/2010 31 1/29/2010 49 1/28/2010 64 1/23/2010 69 1/24/2010 71 -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201001 "Zimba" wrote: I have two columns of data in XLS, A is the years the data was collected and B is the data for those years. I want to arrange the numerical data in column B in ascending order but keep the corresponding years for the data attached to them. |
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