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Sorting Data - Row Wise

Sorting Data - Row Wise

Step 1: Select data first, then click on Custom Sort under Home tab
Step 2: Click on Options, then choose Sort left to right under Orientation
Step 3: Click on OK button, again click on OK
Now we can sort the data in row wise.


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