That is because you have those "numbers" inserted as text and excel is sorting them as text I have 2 suggestions for you: a) create a helper column that actually uses the numbers and use that for sorting b) use
Method 1: Check whether you exceed limits Method 2: Make sure only one instance of Excel is active Method 3: Close all applications Method 4: Test Excel in safe mode Method 5: Turn off the preview pane in Windows Explorer (Windows 7 only) Method 6: Save as an Excel workbook...
211494 "There was a problem sending the command to the program" error in Excel If these steps don't resolve the problem, go to Method 2. Method 2: Repair User Experience Virtualization (UE-V) If you're running Update User Experience Virtualization (UE-V), installHotfix Package 1 for Micr...
I am trying to number a spreadsheet with the following format (1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3). However when I do a sort by it jumps my numbers around. For example if I use 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 etc. when I sort it places the 1.10 under 1.0. How do I stop that from happening without changi...
Overflow: Overflow occurs when a number is too large to be represented. Excel uses its own special representation for this case (#NUM!). Cases in which we don't adhere to IEEE 754 Denormalized numbers: A denormalized number is indicated by an exponent of 0. In that case, the entire numb...
ISEMPTY:This function is not available in Excel, but in some programming languages, it checks if a variable has been initialized or not. It returns TRUE if the variable is uninitialized or has been assigned an empty sequence (like an empty string, list, or array), and FALSE otherwise. ...
When I try to convert a pdf file (which consist of columns of numbers) to a excel file, the excel file is missed 16 rows of number from each page. I tried high lighting the entire pdf document and then converting it to excel but it still is missi...
Improve the appearance of #N/A mistakes: If you wish to improve your table's appearance, enter 'Not found' into your VLOOKUP query. This would replace all instances of #N/A in your table with 'Not found' making them look neat. Check for any missing or incorrect characters: Remove any...
In the File ribbon options, Select Options (on the left side of the window). Choose Advanced (from the Excel Options window). Check the Automatically Flash Fill option. Click OK. After returning to the dataset, apply Flash Fill. You’ll get the desired result as it is supposed to be....
Special number formats are ideal for formatting sequences of digits into a common pattern. For example, if you choose Phone Number in the Type list, Excel converts the sequence of digits 5551234567 into the proper phone number style—(555) 123-4567—with no extra work required on your part...