Are you sure that they're dates?

If you format those cells as: mmmm dd, yyyy
do they change to a long date format?

If they stay like dd/mm/yy, then your values aren't really dates--they're text
masquerading as dates.

If you select that columns of false dates, you can convert them to real dates by
using:

Data|text to columns
choose dmy as the format for that field.



K wrote:

In Excell I am trying to sort a column of dates dd/mm/yy, but it only seems
to sort on the first 2 digits. I have formatted the cells to date, but it
still does not seem to work

Can you help?

K

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Dave Peterson