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replyReply Fri 2 Feb 2007, 17:13Delegate Sonia said...

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I would like to create a series of letters in the alphabet order. How can I do it?

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replyReply Mon 5 Feb 2007, 10:13Trainer Amanda said...

RE: series

Hi Sonia

Thanks for your question.

In Excel, you can put your spreadsheet data into alphabetical order by using the Sort feature. This usually works best if you have your spreadsheet in a list format (i.e. a heading at the top of each column with related information underneath each heading). There are two sort buttons on the standard toolbar (they have the letters A and Z on them) otherwise you can go to Data - Sort.

If this does not answer your question, reply back to me with some more detail and I'll be happy to help further.

thanks
Amanda

 

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