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  • How to SORT in Excel (by Rows, Columns, Colors, Dates, & Numbers)

    Sorting data in Excel has been made quite easy with all the in-built options.

    You can easily sort your data alphabetically, based on the value in the cells, or by cell and font color.

    You can also do multi-level column sorting (i.e., sorting by column A and then by column B) as well as sorting rows (from left to right).

    And if that was not enough, Excel also allows you to create your own custom lists and sort based on that too (how cool is that).

    So you can sort data based on shirt sizes (XL, L, M, S) or responses (strongly agree, agree, disagree) or intensity (high, medium, low)

    Bottom line – there are just too many sorting options you have at your disposal when working with Excel.

    And in this massive in-depth tutorial, I will show you all these sorting options and some cool examples where these can be useful.

    Since this a huge tutorial with many topics, I am providing a table of content below.

    You can click on any of the topics and it will instantly take you there.

    Accessing the Sorting Option

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