sort index sequence function showing zero values first

valmir

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Hello everyone
I need help fixing this formula:
=SORT(INDEX(CG1#;SEQUENCE(ROWS(CG1#));{1\3\2});2;1)
As shown below, it is showing the zero values first on the alphabetically sorted column (middle column).
The sorting is supposed to start on row 24.
Thanks
Stats 2016 - Copy.xlsx
CSCTCU
1ASA0Ady ?
2BEN0Anderson
3PRO0Belito ?
44AB0Borra
54AB0Cadiata
64AB0Chara ?
7PLS0Chico Bel
8SAG0Didí
9PLS0Dji
104AB0Edi
11MAI0Fernandinho
12MAI0Isaías ?
134AB0Ivanilson
144AB0Jesse
15ASA0Kelly
164AB0Lara ?
17MAI0Mano ?
18PLS0Mayala
19POR0Miguel ?
20ACA0Nzuzi
214AB0Rui ?
22ASA0Tucho ?
23LIB0Yuri ?
24PLSAbel LukangoAbel
25DESAbelardo Gomes SocolaBelito Socola
26DESAbengea Mambani AliAli
27DESAdão Francisco Congo ZalataDadão Bile
28PRIAdão Joaquim Bango CabaçaTony Cabaça
29CAAAdelino Wima Calunhi AntónioManinho
30MAIAdérito Yandelela ChissocaLelas
31SAGAdérito Yandelela ChissocaLelas
32INTAdilson Cipriano da CruzNeblú
33LIBAdilson Ernesto KivãoAdilson Kivão
34CAAAdilson Joaquim ManuelAdilson Manuel
35PORAdolfo da Silva CatembaDenilson
36SAGAdolfo da Silva CatembaDenilson
37PROAdriano Belmiro Duarte NicolauYano
38DESAdriano da Costa Mateus AlbertoKumaca
39ASAAfonso Sebastião CabungulaFofó
STATS2
 
My solution works on the spilled range that your formula works on.
I created some scrap data in G1 to represent your data in CG1 & then the formula in L1 is to replace the formula you posted in your op.
In my particular case the column to follow up is CG and on account of language settings I changed the formula to:
=SORT(SORTBY(FILTER(CG1#;INDEX(CG1#;;3)<>0);{1;3;2});2;1)
I am getting a value error. Can you please tell me why?
 
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Excel Formula:
=SORT(SORTBY(FILTER(CG1#;INDEX(CG1#;;3)<>0);{1\3\2});2;1)
 
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Solution
Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
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