By default, if you sort the data in one column of a table:
A
the data in the adjacent columns...
Computers and Technology, 05.11.2020 14:00 DianaAmaroxoxo4319
By default, if you sort the data in one column of a table:
A
the data in the adjacent columns will be automatically reordered to keep its relation with the data in the
sorted column
B
the data in the adjacent columns will be removed and stored in another table.
с
the data in the adjacent columns will not change.
D
the data in the adjacent columns will be sorted in the reverse order
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