A slightly simpler solution, IF the dataset is contiguous (no blank
columns or rows within it): Just select a single cell somewhere in the
data that you want to sort. When you select Data > Sort, Calc will
automatically select the entire range of data.
Again, this only works if your data set has no blank rows or columns.
Jim Hartley wrote:
Select ALL the columns you want sorted (maybe select everything), THEN
do the sort. I routinely sort everything is a spreadsheet I use as a
sort of cheap-and-dirty database.
Jim Hartley
Joe Marks wrote:
In calc when a column is sorted alphabetically only the column
selected is changed. How can I sort a column alphabetically and have
all the columns stay attached. For example in an "address book" I
want to sort by the "Last Name" column and have all the other columns
sorted at the same time so each row has the correct name and addresses.
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