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googs

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In my workbook, whenever I try sort all my data, the first row is sorted as well but this is my title row. I would not like my first row to be inserted in my sorting...anyway to fix this?


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Hello, just check the "header" option on the sort dialogue box. It will then ignore the first row.

-farnuckl
 
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Make sure to select "My Range has header" at the bottom of the Sort dialogue box
 
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How are you doing the sort?

Have you selected Header row when you goto Data>Sort...?

If at some point you have disabled that feature, ie selected No header row it might affect subsequent sorts.
 
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