Solved.
The conversion appears to be an unnecessary restriction on the true problem. All he wants is a unique sort order where there are matching names. I emailed Robert and advised him of a simple recommended solution; serial sorts. If done correctly previous sort order is not disturbed for identical later sort items.
73, Steve N.
--- In ExcelVBA@yahoogroups.com, Michael Trombetta <mickey11030@...> wrote:
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> Perhaps the simplest solution to this sorting problem is to upgrade to Excel 2007 or later. In these newer releases you can sort up to 64 levels.
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