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      <title>Auto Sorting Columns in Google Sheets</title>
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      <description>This tiny but powerful script will keep a Google Sheet sorted automatically every time a cell is updated. It was born out of a desire to keep my habit and project tracking spreadsheet sorted by most recently active so I could quickly see where I was spending my time.
The spreadsheet and conditional formatting worked great, but I was tired of manually re-sorting the sheet every time I updated something, and this script solves that.</description>
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