When you change the sort order for the rows in the first column of a $3$ column table, what happens to the data in the other two columns?

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It's not possible to sort on a single column. You must select all columns before sorting.

The data in adjacent cells in a row move with the cell getting sorted, keeping rows together.

The data in adjacent cells are sorted separately using the same parameters, meaning entire rows will not be kept together.

The data in adjacent cells stay where they are and are not sorted like the first column.