I can sort your data, if I add two additional columns used for sorting only
as follows:
a. The first column is a sequence number used to keep items in order after
the sort, and also can be used to restore your data to it's original order.
b. The second column is a concatenation of the 'Advisor Fee' (with additional
leading Zeros added as required, depending on the largest fee) and the
User Name.
For example the additional columns in your sample data would be:
00002 00000050.00Daniel
00003 00000050.00Daniel
00004 00000050.00Daniel
00005 00000015.00Simon
00006 00000015.00Simon
00007 00000015.00Simon
00008 00000020.00Gerry
00009 00000020.00Gerry
00010 00000020.00Gerry
You would sort with the second column as the primary sort, and
the first column as the secondary sort. I couldn't find foolproof
formulas to create the data and keep the data after sorting, so I went
the Macro route.
See the attached Worksheet (written and tested in Excel 2003), but it should
work in your version. I included the following Macros that can be activated by
'Buttons' on your worksheet:
a. Clear Columns F and G.
b. Add Sequence Numbers in Column F and Advisor Fee / Client Name in Column G.
c. Sort by Sequence Number
d. Sort by Advisor Fee / Client Name
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