If you are trying to sort a column in a table by time - you can only enter numeric values for time (8:30 - 8:30AM, 13:30 = 1:30PM). If you include the AM/PM modifier, Excel will view it as a text field even if you default the format to time. Enter in only numeric values, change the cell number format to "Time" and voila, the sort will be by time.

2016年3月6日 · In a sort by "Date", Order of "A to Z" is not an option in Excel 2016 when the data is a Date. "A to Z" is only available when Excel sees that the date is Text! Note that as text: 12.1.2016. Will come before . 6.1.2016. Because the "Text" is sorted on the first digit. I would also look at the time values of 00:55 formatted as general.

The TIME field sorts by hour & minute; the AM/PM is ignored. Before sorting I specified the column format as Time: 1:30 PM. I then changed the column format to Text, & then to Time: 13:30. But the data displayed did not appear to change. A fresh sort revealed that of more than 29k records, only about 18% were reformatted as HH:MM time.

2011年7月29日 · If your values are interpreted by Excel as actual times, then they are sorted numerically, not alphabetically. But there are problems. If you enter minutes and seconds as 30:00, Excel is going to interpret is as 30 hours and 0 minutes. You have to enter 30 minutes as 0:30:00 or 0:30.

2019年9月29日 · The reason why you cannot sort it because Excel don’t know what you put is date. I have tested both replies from JR and Jeovany CV, they work on my side. thanks their great work! If you still need help, please feel free to post back. Regards, Clark-----

2024年2月24日 · The issue is the columns are formatted as listed above but Excel does not sort correctly according to time. All times are int he format hh:mm and when I place the cursor in a cell I get e.g. 19:15:00 and for another entry 21:30:00 but when I try to sort according to time the 19:15 entry comes after the 21:30 entry!

Select both columns of data (Date and Time) Select Sort & filter (Home ribbon towards far right) Select Custom sort from the dropdown. In the dialog box, If you have included column headers in the selection then ensure box against "My data has headers" is checked. In the dialog box, Click the dropdown beside "Sort by" and select the Date column.

2018年12月2日 · How can I sort these values by the Start Time, whilst also keeping them in date order? I have lots of other columns as well that need to stay lined up with this. Sort the range of interest using Date as the first sort key and Start Time as the secondary sort key: In this way, pressing OK, you will obtain something like: === Regards, Norman

2019年1月15日 · I have a Pivot table with a Time column that I need to sort it from Oldest to Newest. My table's Time field was sorting correctly from 01-Jan-19 till 14-Jan-19. But, the Time field for 15-Jan-19 suddenly doesn't sort correctly, i.e. from Oldest to Newest. Row 289 (5:20 PM) and row 290 (6:00 PM) should have been sorted below row 296.

2017年5月9日 · Layman's explanation: The Workbook_Open event happens when the Excel workbook is opened and runs once. Within there, the one line of code is basically saying: Use the sort method on this area of cells based on column B. Sort the results ascending. Ignore the top row because it's a header. Note that the values in column B won't appear sorted.