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Alphabtical order
on my site i have alot of sites and i was wondering if theres a code that puts them all in alphabetical order?
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Not that I'm aware of. What you could do is put them in cells in excel and go data > sort. Then just copy and paste them back in.
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like microsoft database?
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I was thinking MS Excel, but if MS database/access will do it, then go ahead.
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dont think i have excel
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If you have MS office, you should have excel. Look in start > programs.
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nope i dont have it
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If you have Microsoft Word, then try this.
Copy and paste your Websites into a MS Word doc. Make sure the website addresses are line by line e.g. http://www.pcmech.com http://www.google.com http://forum.pcmech.com Then highlight all of the text. Go to the menu above where it says 'Tables'. Scroll down to 'Sort'. You will get a dialog box asking you how you wish to sort the data i.e. ascending or descending. Make sure you have the correct data type chosen. I can do this in Microsoft Office 2000. So the options may vary depedning on your version of Word. The 'Sort' function may be on your version. HTH
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it says how many rows and columns and it deletes all the links i have up when i click insert table
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Sorry, I should have explained a lot more clearer.
I didn't insert a table to sort out my links. All I did was highlight the text and then selected 'Sort' from the Tables. I did not use a table. I know this menu is for use for tables but it was able to sort the data from A to Z without a table. So don't insert a table. Just select 'Sort' from the table menu. I have attached an image to demostrate what I have done. Cheers, Jova |
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um i dont think i have it.
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From your screenshot, I realised you have a different version of Word. You have Microsoft Works version of Word.
I have Microsoft Office 2000. So both of our software may be different. It's a possibility that the option 'Sort' may be in a different menu. Have you tried looking up 'Sort' in the Help Menu of Microsoft Works? |
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hmm this is whati came up
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Try going into Works help/search feature and type in sort, or download open office, http://www.openoffice.org, which I believe has a sort feature. It's similar to Microsoft's Office and free.
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ok i dling it and i think ya meant to remove the , in the link.
ok i got it so where is sort in it? Last edited by Evo; 01-14-2004 at 09:06 PM. |
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bump
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