how to sort assignments by date in google sheets

 To sort assignments by date in Google Sheets, you can use the "Sort Range" feature. Here's how:

  1. Open Your Google Sheet: Go to Google Sheets and open the sheet containing your assignments.

  2. Select the Range: Click and drag to select the range of cells that contain your assignments, including the column(s) with the dates.

  3. Open the "Data" Menu: At the top of the page, click on the "Data" menu.

  4. Select "Sort Range": In the "Data" menu, hover over "Sort range" and then click on "Sort range."

  5. Choose the Column to Sort By: In the dialog box that appears, you'll see a dropdown menu labeled "Sort by." Click on this dropdown menu and select the column containing the dates of your assignments.

  6. Select Ascending or Descending Order: Below the "Sort by" dropdown menu, you'll see another dropdown menu labeled "Order." Choose whether you want to sort the dates in ascending (oldest to newest) or descending (newest to oldest) order.

  7. Click "Sort": Once you've selected the column to sort by and the order, click on the "Sort" button in the dialog box.

Your assignments will now be sorted by date according to your chosen order. The sorted range will include all the columns that were selected initially, so the assignments will remain grouped together with their corresponding dates.

If your dates are in a different format or Google Sheets isn't recognizing them as dates, you may need to format the cells as dates first. To do this, select the range of cells containing the dates, then go to the "Format" menu, choose "Number," and select "Date." Once the cells are formatted as dates, you can then sort them using the steps above.

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