The SORTBY function can be used with other functions in Excel to further refine the result. Specifically, I'll show you how to use SORTBY with FILTER to sort and filter the data in a new array at ...

SORT()’s array argument is the entire FILTER() function. The sort_index value of 2 sorts by the Value column, the second column in array. The sort_index value is -1, which applies a descending sort.

Without the dynamic array function, SORT(), UNIQUE() returns an unsorted list. This example is easy to follow and if you’d like to learn more about Excel’s UNIQUE() function, read the linked ...

In this guide, Excel Off The Grid explore how to unlock the full potential of Excel’s sorting capabilities. You’ll discover how to use functions like LET to simplify complex formulas, XMATCH ...

Excel slicers are powerful tools for data analysis, but sorting their buttons in a custom order can be a challenging task. By combining advanced Excel functions with Power Query techniques, you ...

The formula =SORT(A3:B17) uses the default “sort by” and “sort order” settings; thus, the list is sorted in alphabetical order. The syntax for the new SORT function is =SORT(array, [sort_index], [sort ...

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Right-click the column letter of the column you want to sort, and select "Insert" to create a new column. Enter "1" in the first cell of the new column and "2" in the second cell.