Assuming you're using Word, put the numbers in a table, and choose
Table-Sort. You can specify whether you want to sort the data as text
or as numbers.
Excel will automatically determine what type of data you have and sort
accordingly.
Rob
Peter Curtis wrote:
Hi
Can I sort a list on numbers without getting 1, 10, 11, ...2, 20, 21
for example? instead of 1, 2, 3, ......10, 11, 12, and so on?
Regards
Peter
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