Dear Tommy,
One thing you can do here is to use key combination CTRL + Down Arrow to go
to the last record of the column and then use CTRL + SHIFT + HOME to select
the data - Note this will select the data only till freeze line and by this
way you can skip the data which are lying above from the f
Hi,
If the list is in Excel, then you can use below two options as per your
choice:-
1) Use Pivot Table, put the Names in Row column and the count of the names
in data field, sort the data as ascending and you have the names in
alphabetcal oder and their count in the next column.
2) If you just
I am developing a ticket managing program for a community choir and
now have generated an extensive list of ticket purchasers by name,
where some names are repeated many times over due to multiple
purchases by the same person. I would like to generate an alphabetized
list by name, a patron list, w
