Help Request.

gdrowell

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Hello again all,

I am adding names to a table that I copied and pasted from another application. The names copied fine, however, when i added a new row to type a name i missed, then sorted the table in alphabetical order, the name i added went to the bottom of the list and not in alphabetical. (Example: Brown, Carter, Green, Hopkins, Rowell, Bennett) . . . I indented the new name to match the indentation of the other names, yet, the new name added still goes to the bottom. Is there a fix to this, or do i have to re type all the names that i copied and pasted? Thank you for your assistance in advance.
 

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Tried them both separately and together. The leading empty spaces for the copied information still remain.
 
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