Add Sort Button

kmurtha

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Is there an easy way to add a "sort" button in a column heading name to sort on that particular field and include all the data in a row. I would like to have multiple sort buttons. See screen shot below. I would like to sort the Project , Milestone Start Date or Stop Date Columns.

Thanks
Kevin
Project Summary Master.xls
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2ConCorDomainMilestones
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4ProjectMilestoneStartDateStopDate12/1/0312/15/200312/29/031/12/20041/26/042/9/20042/23/043/8/20043/22/044/5/2004
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Here's something I got from the board that may be of use...modify to suit.

Code:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
  Static iOrder As Integer
  Dim oRange As Range
    If iOrder = xlAscending Then
        iOrder = xlDescending
    Else
        iOrder = xlAscending
    End If
  'Use object variable to hold the target range
  Set oRange = Range("A2:E2")
  'Adjust target range to incorporate continuous data cells below A2 and E2
  Set oRange = Range(oRange, oRange.End(xlDown))
  oRange.Sort Key1:=Range("A2"), Order1:=iOrder, Header:=xlGuess, _
  OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom
End Sub

-Dave-
 
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The sheet I have this on contains data in 5 columns, A thru E. I have a button on my worksheet this macro is assigned to. Click the button and it sorts column A either ascending or descending (the other columns follow along). Click it again and it sorts the opposite.

This part determines which column you're sorting by.....
Code:
Key1:=Range("A2")

-Dave-
 
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Dave

I sort of have this working. I need to specify a limited number of rows. Example: rows 5-50 only if they are non-blank. How would I code for this?

Thanks
Kevin
:beerchug:
 
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This works awesome! I have one related problem thouhg. When sorting numbers it sorts them like this: 1,10,11,2,21,27,3,35. But I would like it to sort like this: 1,2,3,10,11,21,27,35. Does anyone know how to make it sort like this without putting a 0 in front of the single digit numbers?
thx! I guess I didn't have my cells formatted as numbers. now it works!
 
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