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Nov 24, 2013 8:28 PM in response to Golfing Andyby SGIII,★HelpfulHi Andy,
I duplicated your setup here, and can reproduce the strange occurrence of 0's sorting to the bottom.
Here's how I corrected it. I added a new body row above row 4, and copied the Players, Playing, Handicap etc into that new body row.
I then deleted all three green Header Rows.
Then I converted the body row with the Players, Playing, etc. to a Header Row (via the triangle contextual menu on the left by the row number).
I then added Header Rows above that (again via the contextual menu). But no merged cells! They can cause strange problems in a table, not just in Numbers 3. I believe that can happen in Numbers 2 as well. Put Crow Creek in a text box instead or make it your table name (which you can style with bigger font) and put July in a cell.
And generally you're probably better off without a blank Header Row just above the body rows.
After those changes the sort works as expected on my machine.
SG
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Nov 25, 2013 4:53 AM in response to SGIIIby Golfing Andy,thanks for all the help and time you spent on this. I think I will go back to version 2 until this is fixed, I have 12 spreadsheet that I would have to rework and don't see any advantage in 3 for what I'm doing.
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Nov 25, 2013 5:15 AM in response to Golfing Andyby SGIII,Hi Andy,
Whichever works best for you. Numbers 2 is better if you need to print. Numbers 3 is better if you want to display on an iPad or put the spreadsheet online for others to look at and download.
If you go back to 2 I'd be sure to clean up the spreadsheets anyway, as described. Merged cells are trouble. And I suspect Numbers isn't designed to expect a blank header row just above the body cells. You may have just been lucky it's been working. You can achieve the same look easily in other ways.
SG