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Date and Time formatting
Does anyone know how to make a format with a military-style date and time? I
used dd/hhmm/MMM/yy so 1200 on January 1, 2008 would look like 011200JAN08, but when I go to sort the dates/times, it always goes to the first two numbers. Thanks, Shannon |
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Date and Time formatting
Hi Shannon
It sorts fine for me ddhhmm/mmmyyyy 040950/May2007 041000/May2007 151500/Nov2007 011200/Dec2007 -- Regards Roger Govier "Shannon" wrote in message ... Does anyone know how to make a format with a military-style date and time? I used dd/hhmm/MMM/yy so 1200 on January 1, 2008 would look like 011200JAN08, but when I go to sort the dates/times, it always goes to the first two numbers. Thanks, Shannon |
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