[Jobs] Excel

[Christina]

Dear Steve,

My knowledge of Excel is limited because I haven't used it in a long time,
but I'd think that, if it's anything like Word, it would automatically
store the different worksheets in alphabetical order in the same way that
Word does with documents.  Otherwise, there is a "sort" command in Excel's
menu.  This is usually used with sorting data and there are different
options for how things should be sorted, whether alphabetically or
numerically, but I don't know if this will work with the order of
worksheets.  I hope this sheds some light on this.  Okay, I just looked at
my Excel notes.  See if this helps.  To sort by specific information,
press alt-d go to Sort, and type wanted information.  If this is more
confusing than helpful, I apologize in advance.

Most sincerely,
Christina Oakes


>> Using JAWS 7.1, Excel 2003, and windows xp pro. For example: you have
>> several sheets in a work book.  Each work sheet has a different name.
>> Is
>> there a way when you bring up the list of work sheets that you can list
> them
>> in alphabetical order?  I hope I have explained this enough for every
>> one
> to
>> understand.  Thanks for your help.
>
> Thanks,
> Steve Cook
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