If you have two columns to sort on, like firstname and surname, you will want the first sort on surname and the second sort of firstname. That way your surnames will be in order and within each surname, people will have their firstnames in order.
I've noticed that excel can remember that sort order if the first row of the second group you want to sort equals the first row of the first group you had already sorted. How to change it? I don´t know. No official answer, sorry
because these days people have finance problems then they can sort it out on them but especially shops.
Highlight the cell range you want to sort and click on the sort button. For Excel 2007, it is on the Home menu ribbon in the Editing section (on the right side of the ribbon).
Highlight the cells you want to sort and click on the sort button.
Assuming "XLS" means MS Excel, you can import your XML data to Excel, then filter or sort as desired.
If by "sort out," you mean find and correct, then use the spell checker.
no only data can be sort from the excel sheet.. not in the file
You are able to sort linked data within any Excel document. If an error does occur check each columns formula so there Is agreement.
The Data menu.
Select Custom Sort and add as many sort levels as you like.
The sort feature allows you to look at the same data in different orders depending upon what information you seek. Excel allows you to sort by date, sort by text or numbers, sort by multiple columns, like listing values from highest to lowest or names in alphabetical order.
The sort button is on the Home tab. I am not aware of a group button in Excel.