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    outwest via OfficeKB.com
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    Sorting two columns (again)

    Hi all, I searched but couldnt find an answer to this problem.
    I have a lot of items that are serial numbered, the portable scanner drops
    the serial numbers into column A with no problem at all. Then I need pass or
    fail to show in column F. This is no problem at all either (because I learnt
    from previous threads).
    My problem is that the items are scanned numerically randomly and passed or
    failed, but when I sort column A into ascending numerical value, column F
    value doesnt move to the new row that the column A value moves to.

    EG,
    A B thru E F
    2 details Pass
    1 details Fail

    and when I sort it all I end up with

    A B thru E F
    1 details Pass
    2 details Fail

    instead of

    A B thru E F
    1 details Fail
    2 details Pass



    How do I make the result in column F follow/sort with that of column A????


    This is the smartest forum I have encountered for a long time, Im sure
    someone can help.
    Thankyou

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    Ardus Petus
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    Re: Sorting two columns (again)

    What formulas do you have in columns B thru F ?

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    "outwest via OfficeKB.com" <u19594@uwe> a écrit dans le message de
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    > Hi all, I searched but couldnt find an answer to this problem.
    > I have a lot of items that are serial numbered, the portable scanner drops
    > the serial numbers into column A with no problem at all. Then I need pass

    or
    > fail to show in column F. This is no problem at all either (because I

    learnt
    > from previous threads).
    > My problem is that the items are scanned numerically randomly and passed

    or
    > failed, but when I sort column A into ascending numerical value, column F
    > value doesnt move to the new row that the column A value moves to.
    >
    > EG,
    > A B thru E F
    > 2 details Pass
    > 1 details Fail
    >
    > and when I sort it all I end up with
    >
    > A B thru E F
    > 1 details Pass
    > 2 details Fail
    >
    > instead of
    >
    > A B thru E F
    > 1 details Fail
    > 2 details Pass
    >
    >
    >
    > How do I make the result in column F follow/sort with that of column A????
    >
    >
    > This is the smartest forum I have encountered for a long time, Im sure
    > someone can help.
    > Thankyou
    >
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    outwest via OfficeKB.com
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    Re: Sorting two columns (again)

    Hi Ardus,
    B thru E just has details of size, shape etc that are sourced from another
    sheet, sheet 2 in this case, it is called editor.
    The formulas in sheet 1 B thru E read like
    Column B =editor!(b2) Column C =editor!(c2) etc
    The results in B thru E will auto sort themselves as Column A is sorted in
    ascending value.
    The result in column F (pass or fail) is input by the barcode scanner after
    the operator scans the serial number and assesses the item.

    I basically need to "lock" A and F together so they move as one.

    Thanks for taking an interest

    outwest wrote:
    >Hi all, I searched but couldnt find an answer to this problem.
    >I have a lot of items that are serial numbered, the portable scanner drops
    >the serial numbers into column A with no problem at all. Then I need pass or
    >fail to show in column F. This is no problem at all either (because I learnt
    >from previous threads).
    >My problem is that the items are scanned numerically randomly and passed or
    >failed, but when I sort column A into ascending numerical value, column F
    >value doesnt move to the new row that the column A value moves to.
    >
    >EG,
    >A B thru E F
    >2 details Pass
    >1 details Fail
    >
    >and when I sort it all I end up with
    >
    >A B thru E F
    >1 details Pass
    >2 details Fail
    >
    >instead of
    >
    >A B thru E F
    >1 details Fail
    >2 details Pass
    >
    >How do I make the result in column F follow/sort with that of column A????
    >
    >This is the smartest forum I have encountered for a long time, Im sure
    >someone can help.
    >Thankyou


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