Created attachment 166690 [details] example of how to replicate the problem I have created an example that demonstrates the bug (see attachment). 1st case works. 2nd case fails on step 2 (notice the pattern of yellow cells: it is expected to be a ladder-like pattern, as in 1st case step 2, but instead it is all screwed up)
Please attach a spreadsheet sample file, with instruction in it about how to reproduce the issue.
Created attachment 166693 [details] actual spreadsheet with instructions
If you first sort left to right and then top to bottom, the second sort step also fails to keep proper formatting. So it is always the second step. In my example the top part (with the values filled) shows how everything is expected to work (and it does work, as you can see). The bottom part of the example (with only one value filled) does not work properly (see the result produced -- you can try it for yourself)
Happens because there are no data on L13:O15, so they are not sorted, I think because they are excluded of the sort range. Introducing ="" in L13, then works fine.
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Based on comment 4 is this a WFM?