Well, now you've got me intrigued. I've hunted and can't find this option, where did you find it?
Well, now you've got me intrigued. I've hunted and can't find this option, where did you find it?
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Click DATA, SORT, then OPTIONS. Check the Case Sensitive option. Then click OK twice. A Sort Warning pop-up window will appear. Select the "sort numbers and numbers stored as text separately" option.
FYI: a couple of thing you need to do first.
1. The column should be formatted as TEXT. I don't know if it's necessary, but i think it makes things easier.
2. If you already have numbers entered, you will need to re-enter them to convert it to actual text. In the formula bar you should see a apostrophe in front of the number (example '12345).
I attached a condensed sample spreadsheet so you could see the actual entries. Since all the data in column A is actually text, it sorts exactly like how i wanted.
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