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Relacionar Columnas EXCEL LESSON 7 MINI-PROJECTVersión en línea This column relating game will help you learn the main functions that the Lesson 7 provides por Maria Isabel Vargas 1 Sort by: 2 Add Level, Delete Level, Copy Level: 3 My data has headers: 4 Then by: 5 Sort On: 6 Options: 7 Order: 8 Move up/Move down: 9 Column/Row: The sort option includes Values (cell data), Cell Color, Font Color, or Cell Icon. These options identify what to use in the cells for sorting. In most cases, you will want to sort using the cell values, which is the default. This option tells Excel to treat the first row (or column) of cells as labels or titles for the data below (or to the right). Use this option to prevent sorting the header data together with the other data-they will remain in their place as headers. If the range of cells being sorted does not contain column or row headers then turn off this setting. This option indicates whether to sort the data in ascending (A to Z, Smallest to Largest, Oldest to Newest) or descending (Z to A, Largest to Smallest, Newest to Oldest) order. These buttons allow you to add, delete or copy columns (or rows) in this dialog box to be used as sort keys. Note that the topmost sort key is the highest (primary) sorting level, followed by the remaining levels in descending order. These buttons allow you to change the selected sort level higher or lower in the sorting sequence. These are optional columns or rows for sorting if multiple rows have the same primary sort key. You can select up to 64 columns or rows as sort levels. This is the primary sort key: the first column or row Excel will use to sort the data. This button displays a dialog box that allows you to sort by columns or rows, and choose whether to treat the data as case-sensitive or not. If you turn the case-sensitive option on, then upper case letters are treated as different characters than lower case characters. For example, the letter "A" is not the same as the letter "a". This identifies the column or row to be used for sorting. The sequence of these columns or rows specifies the sorting level. By default, the data is sorted by column with the headers in the top row.

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EXCEL LESSON 7 MINI-PROJECTVersión en línea

This column relating game will help you learn the main functions that the Lesson 7 provides

Sort by:

Add Level, Delete Level, Copy Level:

My data has headers:

Then by:

Sort On:

Options:

Order:

Move up/Move down:

Column/Row:

The sort option includes Values (cell data), Cell Color, Font Color, or Cell Icon. These options identify what to use in the cells for sorting. In most cases, you will want to sort using the cell values, which is the default.

This option tells Excel to treat the first row (or column) of cells as labels or titles for the data below (or to the right). Use this option to prevent sorting the header data together with the other data-they will remain in their place as headers. If the range of cells being sorted does not contain column or row headers then turn off this setting.

This option indicates whether to sort the data in ascending (A to Z, Smallest to Largest, Oldest to Newest) or descending (Z to A, Largest to Smallest, Newest to Oldest) order.

These buttons allow you to add, delete or copy columns (or rows) in this dialog box to be used as sort keys. Note that the topmost sort key is the highest (primary) sorting level, followed by the remaining levels in descending order.

These buttons allow you to change the selected sort level higher or lower in the sorting sequence.

These are optional columns or rows for sorting if multiple rows have the same primary sort key. You can select up to 64 columns or rows as sort levels.

This is the primary sort key: the first column or row Excel will use to sort the data.

This button displays a dialog box that allows you to sort by columns or rows, and choose whether to treat the data as case-sensitive or not. If you turn the case-sensitive option on, then upper case letters are treated as different characters than lower case characters. For example, the letter "A" is not the same as the letter "a".

This identifies the column or row to be used for sorting. The sequence of these columns or rows specifies the sorting level. By default, the data is sorted by column with the headers in the top row.

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Sort by:

Add Level, Delete Level, Copy Level:

My data has headers:

Then by:

Sort On:

Options:

Order:

Move up/Move down:

Column/Row: