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From: "Sergiovery" <sergio.cazzul...@gmail.com>
To: <excel-macros@googlegroups.com>
Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ Sorting by levels
Date: Fri, Mar 15, 2013 16:36
Hello!I've tried to look for solution to my problem waving the site...but till
now, no success :-(
My issue:
I've a table with these 7 columns
A. Column1 "L": Belonging level (1, 2, 3...) where the records ar grouped by
"family" and "sub-family"
*************************EXAMPLE********************** 1 Group A
2 Sub-Group B (belonging to Group A)
3 Sub-Sub-Group C (belonging to Soub-Group B, belonging to Group A)
4 Detail alfa (belongin to Sub-Sub-Group C, belonging to Sub-Group B, belonging
to Group A)
4 Detail beta (belongin to Sub-Sub-Group C, belonging to Sub-Group B, belonging
to Group A)
4 Detail gamma (belongin to Sub-Sub-Group C, belonging to Sub-Group B,
belonging to Group A)
3 Sub-Sub-Group D (belonging to Sub-Group B, belonging to Group A)
4 Detail lambda (belonging to Sub-Sub-Group D, belonging to Sub-Group B,
belonging to Group A)
4 Dettaglio epsilon (belonging to Sub-Sub-Group D, belonging to Sub-Group B,
belonging to Group A)
2 Sub-Group E (belonging to Group A)
3 Detail doublev (belonging to Sub-Group E, belonging to Group A)
3 Dettaglio ics (belonging to Sub-Group E, belonging to Group A)
***********************END********************
B. Column2 "Code": in the examples see "abc", "abd"...
C. Column3 "Description": the greek letters
D. Column4 "Value 2012": relevant for sorting
I would like to sort descending the records releted to value 2012, performing
such sorting "by levels" as they are indicated in column "L".
Concretelly I'm looking for a solution that starting from this situation:
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L Cod Descr V2012
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1 abc GrpA 280
2 abd GrpB 130
3 abi GrpD 35
4 abj lambd 15
4 abk epsil 20
3 abe GrpC 95
4 abf alfa. 30
4 abg beta. 50
4 abh gamma 15
2 abl GrpE 150
3 abm vdopp 50
3 abn ics.. 100 Arrives to this one
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L Cod Descr V2012
----------------------------------------
1 abc GrpA 280
2 abl GrpE 150
3 abn ics.. 100
3 abm vdopp 50
2 abd GrpB 130
3 abe GrpC 95
4 abg beta. 50
4 abf alfa. 30
4 abh gamma 15
3 abi GrpD 35
4 abk epsil 20
4 abj lambd 15 Can someone help me?Thanks in advanceSergiovery
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