Sorry Don I don't see the difference. Both ranges sort fine.
One caveat on using Cell Merge is that it is not too usable when using more than one row. Thus to set up a range say C1:F10 you would have to format each cols/row with cell merge within the range to get proper results.
Not being an Excel pro I will defer to your judgement.
Bob J. Guam U.S.A.
At08:54 AM 4/4/2005, Don Guillett wrote the following message:
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>Try an experiment of setting up ranges>one center across>one merged> SORT
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>Don Guillett
>SalesAid Software
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