Converting Macros to AppleScript

My company upgraded to Excel2008 which unfortunately doesn't use macros. I had a few simple ones that were just commands to sort by column A, B, or E but were time savers when dealing with customer's demands over the phone.

I understand that AppleScript now takes over this function in the 2008 version and I'd like to create AppleScripts that serve this same purpose. I've read the basic AppleScript tutorial and I've accessed the Excel Dictionary but don't see any command that looks like Sort.

How would I go about this, please? Or if this is not the right forum, can anyone recommend the correct one?

Thanks,
Rob

Thanks for the tip.
Only thing unfortunate about this method is that it doesn't sort all the information. It does seem to alphabetize the column with the selected cell and also the column next to it, but not all the columns that have info. This is actually pretty dangerous because is you disassociate the information that belongs together in rows you could corrupt the entire spread sheet.
When I alphabetize column A, then the adjacent info in columns B,C,D etc should stay with the same item in Column A that they were with before the sort.
But the tip is useful for one column sorting at least.