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Tip<br />

Selecting adjacent<br />

columns<br />

When sorting by more than one<br />

column, you will often position<br />

those columns together to the left<br />

of the table as if you were creating<br />

a report. There is a shortcut for<br />

selecting adjacent columns. Place<br />

the mouse pointer over the heading<br />

of the leftmost column, then hold<br />

the mouse button down while<br />

dragging the mouse pointer to the<br />

right. All columns that you drag<br />

the pointer over will be selected.<br />

Sorting records by more<br />

than one column<br />

1. Rearrange the table’s<br />

columns so that the column<br />

whose values will be used<br />

first to sort the records<br />

appears in the left of the<br />

table, then the column whose<br />

values will be used second,<br />

and so on.<br />

2. Click the heading of the first<br />

column you want to use to<br />

sort the records.<br />

3. Press the Ctrl key on the<br />

keyboard and click the<br />

second column’s heading.<br />

4. Repeat step 3 until all<br />

columns that will be used to<br />

sort the table’s records have<br />

been selected.<br />

5. Right-click the heading of<br />

one of the selected columns<br />

and click Sort Ascending or<br />

Sort Descending.<br />

The table’s records are<br />

sorted.<br />

2 3<br />

5<br />

The records have been sorted first by<br />

the left column’s values, then by the<br />

right column’s values.<br />

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