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Sorting Problem is explained in example 2. Example 1 is the control. It is
when I do something different in example 2. Example 1: Column "A" has title
- Letters. Column "B" has a title - Numbers. I fill column "A" with the
"letters" from A to F. I fill Column "B" with random numbers such as… 43,
1.6, 57, and 9. I want to keep my random numbers… as is in column B. All is
good!
Repeat, I put the title – Letters in Column E and Numbers in Column F. I
HIGHLIGHT COLUMNS E & F – CURSE IS IN THE NUMBERS COLUNM – F. When I sort the
numbers in column - F, also… column B – Numbers changes as well. You can see
what I want. I want to sort column F numbers without changing Column B –
Numbers. What is the search for my problem?
Portland, Oregon
Martell
when I do something different in example 2. Example 1: Column "A" has title
- Letters. Column "B" has a title - Numbers. I fill column "A" with the
"letters" from A to F. I fill Column "B" with random numbers such as… 43,
1.6, 57, and 9. I want to keep my random numbers… as is in column B. All is
good!
Repeat, I put the title – Letters in Column E and Numbers in Column F. I
HIGHLIGHT COLUMNS E & F – CURSE IS IN THE NUMBERS COLUNM – F. When I sort the
numbers in column - F, also… column B – Numbers changes as well. You can see
what I want. I want to sort column F numbers without changing Column B –
Numbers. What is the search for my problem?
Portland, Oregon
Martell