I don't use Excel 2007 or newer, and my car list is sortable (click on the "cars" name to select the list, then you can sort by any heading)
Fair enough. I realize it's sortable, I worded my original post terribly. What I meant was sortable with custom filters. For example, filtering so it only shows cars from 451-500 pp, then sort by horsepower, which would be useful for tracks with long straights. The way it currently is, on my computer using Excel 2010 at least, is you can filter by a single value, which works fine for country, but not so much on the number-oriented columns.
I was using it primarily for the Credit/Minute column and I don't have the necessary levels for some events, so I wanted to filter out races that required levels I didn't have, then sort by Credit/Min. I did it myself (highlighted row 2, column A to row 189, column W, selected create tables, checked table uses headers, and then it was simply a matter of using ctrl+d to duplicate data into the empty cells for series, level, event name, and opponent hp and fixing the column headings.), but I figured others may not know how to do something like that themselves, so I simply wished to make a suggestion that I felt may benefit others.
It just offers more flexibility for the user, but obviously, if you don't have Excel 2007 or newer, it's not going to happen (from what I remember at least, it's been 5 years since I used Office XP
). No worries.