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How do I keep sorting from making errors, e.g. fail to sort prope
ucsd 25.06.2006 18:29:01
I have a list of topics with subtopics, initially not sorted. When I use sort
the program generally complied, i.e., take main topics alphabetically and
(indented) subtopics also alphabetically within main tpics, BUT every now and
then it just makes a plain mistake, e.g., it takes a subtopic and lists it by
itself or it takes a subtopic and lists it under a main topic different from
what it is in the presorting list. Error rate about 10% - previously had no
problems.

Thanks.

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George Mandler
Retired Professor
U Calif, San Diego
Re: How do I keep sorting from making errors, e.g. fail to sort prope
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" <sbarnhill[ at ]mvps.org> 25.06.2006 20:25:54
The outline level, rather than the indent, is what determines which are
subtopics. I assume you are doing this in Outline view with only Level 1
paragraphs displayed? It would appear that some of your subtopics (despite
being indented) are actually formatted as outline level 1.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"ucsd" <gmandler[ at ]ucsd.edu.(NOSPAM)> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text]
> I have a list of topics with subtopics, initially not sorted. When I use
sort
> the program generally complied, i.e., take main topics alphabetically and
> (indented) subtopics also alphabetically within main tpics, BUT every now
and
> then it just makes a plain mistake, e.g., it takes a subtopic and lists it
by
> itself or it takes a subtopic and lists it under a main topic different
from
> what it is in the presorting list. Error rate about 10% - previously had
no
> problems.
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> George Mandler
> Retired Professor
> U Calif, San Diego

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