Case.VSORTC – Case-sensitive dynamic Sort of a vertical range or array

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This function sorts a vertical array or a range containing one or more columns. The sort IS case-sensitive and is done using a locale-based collating sequence which respects national language characters. The output sequence will be the same as a case-sensitive EXCEL SORT.

VSORTC is a non-volatile multi-threaded multi-cell array function.

Case.VSORTC Syntax

Case.VSORTC(theInputData, SortColumn1, SortColumn2, … SortColumn15) )

The first parameter is required, all other parameters are optional.
The output from Case.VSORTC will be a vertical sorted array. The number of rows sorted and output will be the smaller of the number of rows in the input data and the number of rows in the used range. The number of columns will be the number of columns in the input data.

TheInputData (required)

The data to be sorted, given as a vertical array of constants or a calculated range or a range. The range or array can contain as many columns as required.

SortColumn1 … SortColumn15 (optional)

Gives the index column number(s) of the columns to be used as sort keys. Up to 15 sort keys can be specified.
Positive column numbers will be sorted ascending and negative column numbers will be sorted descending. You can have both positive and negative numbers in the same function call. 1 denotes the first column in the input data.
If all Sort Column parameters are omitted all columns in the input data will be used as ascending sort keys.

Case.VSORTC Examples

Case.VSORTC(A:C) will sort column A to C ascending, using the minimum of the number of rows in the used range and the number of rows in the multi-cell array formula that contains Case.VSORTC. If the formula containing Case.VSORTC is only entered into a single cell then Case.VSORTC will return the number of rows in the used range.

Case.VSORTC({B;b;a;A}) returns a column with 4 rows containing a, A, b, B (lower case before upper case).

Case.VSORTC(A1:C100000,1,-2) will return 100000 rows by 3 columns sorted ascending on column A and descending on column B.