On 12/20/2012 03:57 PM, gordom wrote:
Hallo everyone.
Let say I have a list of my customers. Each raw consist of his/her
name and the postal address (separate columns). The address is a
mixture of letters and numbers. Now I would like to sort this list
according to customers lactation.
As the result I get something like this (1):
TheSameStreetName 12/1
TheSameStreetName 15/1
TheSameStreetName 19A m21
TheSameStreetName 25A/2
TheSameStreetName 7/3
But I would rather expect to get this kind of list (2):
TheSameStreetName 7/3
TheSameStreetName 12/1
TheSameStreetName 15/1
TheSameStreetName 19A m21
TheSameStreetName 25A/2
Do I make something wrong? Why the list is sorted in that way (odd to
me :-)? Is it possible to get the result according to list number 2?
Thanks in advance for all your help.
Regards,
gordom
I thought I knew, but I don't--sorry. However, "lactation" refers to
giving milk! (latin, "lac" = milk.)
What you need is "location." (Latin "locus" = place.)
--doug
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