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I have Word 2000, Wind98 SE, IE6 and OE6
I am totally new to spreadsheets and have not taken a course on the subject. I am using a spread sheet to monitor a crown green bowling teams' performance. I have set it up and I have three columns which are troubling me: One shows the participants, the other the individual points and the other the individual shots. The latter two columns will, of course, become accumulation points and shots. Once a month I need to show the 'points' and 'shots' in ascending order and consecutive, against the relevant participants, but the 'sort' facility merely turns the respective columns upside down. If only I had 'Table'-Sort' from Word!! Can you assist please. Regards, Emrys Davies. |
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Have you asked in the Excel forum?
But by the way, in Excel, use the Sort function under Data menu, where (like Word) you have three sort criteria you can use. All the best DeanH "Emrys Davies" wrote: I have Word 2000, Wind98 SE, IE6 and OE6 I am totally new to spreadsheets and have not taken a course on the subject. I am using a spread sheet to monitor a crown green bowling teams' performance. I have set it up and I have three columns which are troubling me: One shows the participants, the other the individual points and the other the individual shots. The latter two columns will, of course, become accumulation points and shots. Once a month I need to show the 'points' and 'shots' in ascending order and consecutive, against the relevant participants, but the 'sort' facility merely turns the respective columns upside down. If only I had 'Table'-Sort' from Word!! Can you assist please. Regards, Emrys Davies. |
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Thanks DeanH. I do not have Excel and that is what is needed, I think.
Thanks again, Emrys Davies. "DeanH" wrote in message ... Have you asked in the Excel forum? But by the way, in Excel, use the Sort function under Data menu, where (like Word) you have three sort criteria you can use. All the best DeanH "Emrys Davies" wrote: I have Word 2000, Wind98 SE, IE6 and OE6 I am totally new to spreadsheets and have not taken a course on the subject. I am using a spread sheet to monitor a crown green bowling teams' performance. I have set it up and I have three columns which are troubling me: One shows the participants, the other the individual points and the other the individual shots. The latter two columns will, of course, become accumulation points and shots. Once a month I need to show the 'points' and 'shots' in ascending order and consecutive, against the relevant participants, but the 'sort' facility merely turns the respective columns upside down. If only I had 'Table'-Sort' from Word!! Can you assist please. Regards, Emrys Davies. |
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I now have Microsoft Exel 2000 (9.0.2720). How can I find an Exel
forum? Regards, Emrys Davies. "CyberTaz" wrote in message .. . If you don't have Excel what program are you using to open the spreadsheet? That program must have a Sort feature otherwise you wouldn't be able to determine that: the 'sort' facility merely turns the respective columns upside down. That program's Help or a group that deals with that software should be able to point you in the right direction. Without even knowing what that program is - let alone how it works - there isn't much anyone here can suggest. Good Luck |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 5/5/09 7:16 PM, in article , "Emrys Davies" wrote: Thanks DeanH. I do not have Excel and that is what is needed, I think. Thanks again, Emrys Davies. "DeanH" wrote in message ... Have you asked in the Excel forum? But by the way, in Excel, use the Sort function under Data menu, where (like Word) you have three sort criteria you can use. All the best DeanH "Emrys Davies" wrote: I have Word 2000, Wind98 SE, IE6 and OE6 I am totally new to spreadsheets and have not taken a course on the subject. I am using a spread sheet to monitor a crown green bowling teams' performance. I have set it up and I have three columns which are troubling me: One shows the participants, the other the individual points and the other the individual shots. The latter two columns will, of course, become accumulation points and shots. Once a month I need to show the 'points' and 'shots' in ascending order and consecutive, against the relevant participants, but the 'sort' facility merely turns the respective columns upside down. If only I had 'Table'-Sort' from Word!! Can you assist please. Regards, Emrys Davies. |
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It helps if you start by looking for Excel (not Exel). See
http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...s/default.mspx -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Emrys Davies" wrote in message ... I now have Microsoft Exel 2000 (9.0.2720). How can I find an Exel forum? Regards, Emrys Davies. "CyberTaz" wrote in message .. . If you don't have Excel what program are you using to open the spreadsheet? That program must have a Sort feature otherwise you wouldn't be able to determine that: the 'sort' facility merely turns the respective columns upside down. That program's Help or a group that deals with that software should be able to point you in the right direction. Without even knowing what that program is - let alone how it works - there isn't much anyone here can suggest. Good Luck |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 5/5/09 7:16 PM, in article , "Emrys Davies" wrote: Thanks DeanH. I do not have Excel and that is what is needed, I think. Thanks again, Emrys Davies. "DeanH" wrote in message ... Have you asked in the Excel forum? But by the way, in Excel, use the Sort function under Data menu, where (like Word) you have three sort criteria you can use. All the best DeanH "Emrys Davies" wrote: I have Word 2000, Wind98 SE, IE6 and OE6 I am totally new to spreadsheets and have not taken a course on the subject. I am using a spread sheet to monitor a crown green bowling teams' performance. I have set it up and I have three columns which are troubling me: One shows the participants, the other the individual points and the other the individual shots. The latter two columns will, of course, become accumulation points and shots. Once a month I need to show the 'points' and 'shots' in ascending order and consecutive, against the relevant participants, but the 'sort' facility merely turns the respective columns upside down. If only I had 'Table'-Sort' from Word!! Can you assist please. Regards, Emrys Davies. |
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