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The Sort functionality has been around for a long time. But with the introduction of dynamic arrays in Excel 365, there appeared an amazingly simple way to sort with formulas. The beauty of this method is that the results update automatically when the source data changes.

SORT belongs to the group of Dynamic array functions. The result is a dynamic array that automatically spills to neighboring cells vertically or horizontally, depending on the shape of the source array.

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Just enter the formula in any empty cell (D2 in our case), press Enter, and the results will spill automatically to D2:E8.

Formula to sort in descending orderTo sort data descending, i.e. from largest to smallest, set the sort_order argument to -1 like this:

Where A2:C13 is source data, F1 is the position from top, I1 is the position from bottom, and 2,3 are the columns to be returned.

Use Excel table to get sort array to expand automaticallyAs you already know, the sorted array updates automatically when you make any changes to the original data. This is the standard behavior of all dynamic array functions, including SORT. However, when you add new entries outside the referenced array, they are not automatically included in a formula. If you'd like your formula to respond to such changes, convert the source range to a fully-functional Excel table and use structured references in your formula.

Now, convert the source range to a table. For this, simply select your range including the column headers (A1:B8) and press Ctrl + T. When building your formula, select the source range using the mouse, and the table name will be inserted in the formula automatically (this is called a structured reference):

When you type a new entry right below the last row, the table will expand automatically, and the new data will be included in the spill range of the SORT formula:

Excel SORT function not workingIf your SORT formula results in an error, it's most likely because of the following reasons.

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I am doing a time off request log. I am trying to sort the table by the drop down options. For example, Submitted, Denied, Approved. These are drop downs in my column B. I would like the table to sort Submitted at the top, Then Denied, Then Approved automatically. (Ideally, I would have like them to sort to new headers underneath with the same names) But I will take them just sorting in order of option selected.

Hi,
I was getting the same issue as Simon - have since realised I'm using Excel 2016 version. I can't upgrade as I'm using this for work purposes so this is the excel version the business uses. Do you have any suggestions on how to sort data if this function "=SORT" is not available? Frustrating really as this function is exactly what I need! I need data that will auto sort as soon as new data is added. Therefore the Sort button is not useful - and I want to avoid using macros if I can.

"@context": " ", "@type": "VideoObject", "name": "How to automatically add BCC and CC in Outlook", "description": "See how to automatically add BCC or CC to outgoing messages each time you compose, reply, or forward an email. Find more on our website -blind-carbon-copy-bcc-email-addins/", "thumbnailUrl": " ", "uploadDate": "2016-11-14T10:33:36Z", "duration": "PT1M52S", "embedUrl": " -nocookie.com/embed/asS9KFtTw8c", "interactionCount": "109925"How to create a new Auto BCC rule

  1. To create a new blind carbon copy rule, open Auto BCC/CC for Microsoft Outlook by clicking on its icon in Outlook.
  2. Click the New rule button or double-click the Rules List area:
  3. You will see the Rule settings dialog box. Type the name of the rule in the Rule name field:
  4. Define the rule settings:

You can leave the add-in visible in Outlook but stop the employee from introducing any changes to the automatic BCC rules by ticking the Lock in Outlook checkbox.

  • You can also change the password. To do it, enter a new password in the New password field, then reenter it in the Confirm password field and press OK to save changes.
Add-ins Collection for Outlook This tool is part of Collection for Outlook. With these 8 essential tools, you can accomplish any task.

I want to automate my BCC. I have an Outlook rule, that when a certain email is received, it forwards it to another mailbox. This should be an outgoing mail, yet the Auto BCC rule doesn't activate. Any way to automate this process without me manually having to send a mail message outbound?

i have installed ablebits auto bcc on my laptop to use on outlook
i have now a second laptop .. can i have it on both laptops or must i uninstall it from the one and activate on the other
also where to find the activation key ?
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Hello, I am interested in this Outlook Plugin, to automatically BCC sent e-mail. But does this also work on my mobile phone? My employees are using the Outlook app on their Android, Windows and Apple phones or tablets.

When viewing a large worksheet for a long time, you may eventually lose track of where your cursor is and which data you are looking at. To know exactly where you are at any moment, get Excel to automatically highlight the active row and column for you! Naturally, the highlighting should be dynamic and change every time you select another cell. Essentially, this is what we are aiming to achieve:

To get the worksheet recalculated automatically whenever the SelectionChange event occurs, you can place this simple VBA code in the code module of your target sheet as explained in the previous example:

Now, a highlighted column lets you comfortably and effortlessly read vertical data focusing entirely on it.

How to highlight active row and columnTo get both the selected row and column automatically shaded in the same color, combine the ROW() and COLUMN() functions into one formula:

Do you know what the blind carbon copy is and how it differs from Cc? How to show and hide the Bcc line? How to automatically Bcc on every email message you send or how to always Bcc yourself? If not, you will find all the answers in this article.

That's it! Once clicked, the blue link will disappear, and the Bcc line will show up.Unlike in Outlook desktop, this is not a one-time setup. You will have to repeat the above steps to get the Bcc box to appear in each individual email. To have the BCC field always visible in Outlook 365 online, follow the below instructions.
How to always show BCC field in Outlook 365To always show the Bcc field in Outlook 365 desktop, just click the Bcc button on the ribbon in any message you are composing or replying to. In all subsequent messages you send, the BCC field will be displayed automatically.

If you wish to automatically Bcc someone on every email you send or specific emails, there is no simple way to do so in Outlook. You might expect to find such an option among Outlook rules, but unfortunately they only allow automating sending CC copies.

That was pretty easy and quick as promised, wasn't it? :)
For more information, please see How to use Auto BCC for Outlook.
How to always Bcc myself in OutlookThere may be several reasons why you may want to automatically BCC yourself every time you send a message in Outlook. For example, to keep copies of all the messages you sent from different accounts and devices in one place. In this case, the Always BCC Myself feature would come in really handy, and some email clients such as Gmail or Apple do provide it. In this regard, Microsoft Outlook has been left behind because no such option is available even in Outlook 365 and Outlook.com.

Limitation: the biggest drawback of this approach is that BCCing yourself does not occur automatically. You need to press the Quick Step BCC shortcut keys every time before clicking the Send button.
How to automatically BCC yourself in OutlookTo fully automate sending Bcc copies to yourself, make use of the Auto BCC add-in described in the previous section.

In Outlook, it is possible to send an email with only the Bcc field filled and no recipients in the To or Cc field. However, please note that sending only to Bcc may raise spam filters, as it is considered an unusual practice. Additionally, some email servers may automatically reject such emails, as they appear to be spam or phishing attempts.

Auto BCC/CC for Outlook adds a BCC (blind carbon copy) and/or a CC address automatically for all outgoing emails that correspond to the rules that you create. Auto BCC/CC is easy to understand and easy to work with in Outlook. In fact, the add-in does the job itself, you just need to create a CC or BCC rule.

In this article, we will look at different ways to sort dates in Excel. You will learn how to quickly arrange dates in chronological order, sort by month ignoring years, sort birthdays by month and day, and how to auto sort by date when entering new values.

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