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Scenario:

You have a text file list of domains, all types of TLDs but you want to sort them to find just the .co.uk ones

Open / import the list in Excel
I'll assume the domain list is in column A
In column B, add the following formula:

Code:
=IF(ISNUMBER(FIND(".co.uk",A1)),"UK", "")
Copy it down all the rows...
Code:
=IF(ISNUMBER(FIND(".co.uk",A2)),"UK", "")
=IF(ISNUMBER(FIND(".co.uk",A3)),"UK", "")

If the domain name is a .co.uk, column B will state "UK" else nothing
Change the "co.uk" part of the formula if you want to identify another extension

Sort both columns by column B then you have a list of just the UK domains!

Enjoy

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In Excel 07, you could highlight the column and use a Text filter containing the text .co.uk or the tld you wish to filter.
 
You could also use =find(".co.uk",a1) in cell b1 (assuming that you have your list of domains in column a, starting at cell a1. Then copy that formula into all the column b cells that have domains in column a, and sort column b using the sort function.
 
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