To Sort A Column With Mixed Letters And Numbers
Aug 12, 2007
I am attempting to sort a column with mixed letters and numbers. However, I have been totally unable to get them to sort the way I want them.
What I have is:
K600
K2
K2A
K2B
K159
K159A
K159B
K1
K1A
K1B
K428
K8
K8A
K8B
etc, etc. The prefix letter is only a K - no other letters. However, the suffix letters can be anything from A to E (at the present time)
I need to sort them numberically from K1 in descending order ie:
K1
K1A
K1B
K2
K3
K4
K4A
K4B
etc etc etc
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Jan 21, 2012
Using the following data
R10-12128
R11-12x12x8
R11-12x12x8
R1-12x12x8
R1-12x12x8
R12-12x12x8
R14-12x12x8
R16-12x12x8
R18-12x12x8
R2-12x12x8
I want it to sort like this:
R1-12x12x8
R1-12x12x8
R2-12x12x8
R10-12128
R11-12x12x8
R11-12x12x8
R12-12x12x8
R14-12x12x8
R16-12x12x8
R18-12x12x8
What is the formula to achieve this?
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Oct 9, 2013
I have got to extract a series of mixed letters & numbers from a cell. The format of the data i need to extract is always [Letter][Letter][Number][Letter][Letter]][Letter][Number][Number]. The problem I've got is the notes field is not in a standard format as it can be anywhere in the cell.
The table below shows the notes cell & the Data I require.
Notes
Required Data
Fault number AB1ABC12 is complete
AB1ABC12
BC2ABC12 status is unknown
BC2ABC12
pending job ws1abc12
ws1abc12
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Jan 4, 2008
I have a list I want to sort containing both letters and numbers. Right now the regular sort sorts like this
ABC-1
ABC-11
ABC-12
ABC-2
I want it to sort like this and don't have a clue how to do it
ABC-1
ABC-2
ABC-11
ABC-12
I am using excel 2003
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I have 3 departments, each with a value. I want to sort from lowest value to greatest (which I have done) but some departments won't have a value and therefore will have "n/a" in the place of the value. When sorting, "n/a" always comes out as the greatest value but I want "n/a" to be the lowest value - since it means there is no value.
Here is an example of the data:
Depts: Value:
580 15.75
558 19.01
538 n/a
Here is the code (sorting is being done on the value obviously, and the switching of the Depts to stay with the value is also done in the code)
Private Sub RankPerformance()
Dim bytValuesArrayCount As Byte
Dim A As Byte
Dim B As Byte
Dim vTemp As Variant 'must be type since value can be number or string ("n/a")
bytValuesArrayCount = UBound(ValuesArray)
The only way I know to do it is to sort using the above code, then do another type of sort if a value is not numeric then it is placed at the end...but I'm trying to make the code as efficient as possible
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Jul 24, 2012
I have a column of cells, some blank, some containing just numbers, some containing just letters, some containing numbers preceded by the the letter 'p'
E.g.
frt
34.2
36
p34.5
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Just wanted to do some work onto the form below, move the numbers out from the mixed colum and put in a new colum, then delete all the rows if empty in "style":
The original form is like below;
StyleGarmentFabric1001
BS01Fugitive Backpack600D polyester1002BS05Cool Shuttle600D polyester1003BS07Cool Runner Backpack600D polyester1014BS13Xtreme Sports Bag600D polyester2018BS21Stealth Backpack600D polyester3008BS28Gear Sports Bag600D polyester3102BS40Recon Sports Bag600D polyester
What i need is like below:
Code
Style
Garment
Fabric
1001BS01Fugitive Backpack600D polyester1002BS05Cool Shuttle600D polyester1003BS07Cool Runner Backpack600D polyester1014BS13Xtreme Sports Bag600D polyester2018BS21Stealth Backpack600D polyester3008BS28Gear Sports Bag600D polyester3102BS40
Recon Sports Bag600D polyester... ...... ...
step by step:
stpe 1: move numbers out to a new "Code" colum;
step 2: delete the row if empty in "Style"
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before:
AA
AAA
A
AAAAAA
AAAA
AAAAAAAAAAA
I want it to look like:
AAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAA
AAA
AA
A
Ofcourse the real list doesnt contain only "A"s. It contains of words and sentences.
How can i sort columns A as mentioned? The order of column A with other columns should not be destroyed be the sorting process.
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Code:
Function colNumToChar(colNum) As String
Dim Num1, Num2, Num3 As Integer
Dim Let1, Let2, Let3 As String
[Code]....
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I made a short video if you wish to view it.
The conditional formatting is very important so I need to have the green font with gray shade and red font with yellow shade [URL]....
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First all the columns with only numeric-cells in the mixed row, with those columns sorted in DESCENDING numeric order of the numeric-cells in the mixed row; followed by the columns with only word-cells in the mixed row sorted by ASCENDING alphabetic order.
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OR
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