How to Sort by Multiple Columns in Google Sheets
Sorting by multiple columns in Google Sheets is like organizing your drawer with two categories, that is color and size. Here’s how to do it:
- Pick your data and put it on display. Also, Make sure all the information you want to sort is highlighted in the sheet.
- Go to the “Data” menu. It’s usually at the top of the screen.
- Tell Sheets how to sort and Click on “Sort range” and then choose “Advanced range sorting options”.
- Pick your first column captain. Then, from the “Sort by” dropdown menu, choose the first column you want to sort by. (Maybe you want to sort by Last Name (A to Z)).
- Sort order, Done. Next to “Sort by”, pick how you want that column sorted, ascending (A to Z) or descending (Z to A).
- Double duty sorting, Like, If you want to sort by a second column too, click “Add another sort column”. Then follow steps 4 and 5 again for that column. You can sort by up to three columns.
How to Sort and Filter Data in Google Sheets
Unlocking the power of data organization is crucial for maximizing your productivity in Google Sheets. In this guide, we’ll delve into the essential skills of sorting and filtering data, empowering you to streamline your spreadsheets with ease. Let’s embark on this journey to discover how to sort and filter data in Google Sheets, unraveling the key techniques that will elevate your data management game to new heights.
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