You cannot individually sort more than two columns, like taking two separate columns and putting each into numerical or alphabetical order. You can either sort a single column or a table as one unit. You can have a primary sort and a secondary sort within one table on separate columns. A classic example is sorting by surname and within each surname by name, like the way a phone book is done.

You cannot individually sort more than two columns, like taking two separate columns and putting each into numerical or alphabetical order. You can either sort a single column or a table as one unit. You can have a primary sort and a secondary sort within one table on separate columns. A classic example is sorting by surname and within each surname by name, like the way a phone book is done.

You cannot individually sort more than two columns, like taking two separate columns and putting each into numerical or alphabetical order. You can either sort a single column or a table as one unit. You can have a primary sort and a secondary sort within one table on separate columns. A classic example is sorting by surname and within each surname by name, like the way a phone book is done.

You cannot individually sort more than two columns, like taking two separate columns and putting each into numerical or alphabetical order. You can either sort a single column or a table as one unit. You can have a primary sort and a secondary sort within one table on separate columns. A classic example is sorting by surname and within each surname by name, like the way a phone book is done.

You cannot individually sort more than two columns, like taking two separate columns and putting each into numerical or alphabetical order. You can either sort a single column or a table as one unit. You can have a primary sort and a secondary sort within one table on separate columns. A classic example is sorting by surname and within each surname by name, like the way a phone book is done.

You cannot individually sort more than two columns, like taking two separate columns and putting each into numerical or alphabetical order. You can either sort a single column or a table as one unit. You can have a primary sort and a secondary sort within one table on separate columns. A classic example is sorting by surname and within each surname by name, like the way a phone book is done.

You cannot individually sort more than two columns, like taking two separate columns and putting each into numerical or alphabetical order. You can either sort a single column or a table as one unit. You can have a primary sort and a secondary sort within one table on separate columns. A classic example is sorting by surname and within each surname by name, like the way a phone book is done.

You cannot individually sort more than two columns, like taking two separate columns and putting each into numerical or alphabetical order. You can either sort a single column or a table as one unit. You can have a primary sort and a secondary sort within one table on separate columns. A classic example is sorting by surname and within each surname by name, like the way a phone book is done.

You cannot individually sort more than two columns, like taking two separate columns and putting each into numerical or alphabetical order. You can either sort a single column or a table as one unit. You can have a primary sort and a secondary sort within one table on separate columns. A classic example is sorting by surname and within each surname by name, like the way a phone book is done.

You cannot individually sort more than two columns, like taking two separate columns and putting each into numerical or alphabetical order. You can either sort a single column or a table as one unit. You can have a primary sort and a secondary sort within one table on separate columns. A classic example is sorting by surname and within each surname by name, like the way a phone book is done.

You cannot individually sort more than two columns, like taking two separate columns and putting each into numerical or alphabetical order. You can either sort a single column or a table as one unit. You can have a primary sort and a secondary sort within one table on separate columns. A classic example is sorting by surname and within each surname by name, like the way a phone book is done.

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