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i have a column with dates (dd/mm/yyyy)
i formated the cells to dates.
then i filtered them from the drop down box to Acsending.
the problem is it orders them first in dd wise then mm wise then yyyy wise
where as I want it to start yyyy wise then mm wise then dd wise
could anyone help me ??
:( yaseen
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I did that already as I mentioned
by the way the date cells are reffered from data base
so I don't write the date

"Stephen Wolstenholme" wrote:

On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 02:51:00 -0700, Yaseen Al-Lawati
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i have a column with dates (dd/mm/yyyy)
i formated the cells to dates.
then i filtered them from the drop down box to Acsending.
the problem is it orders them first in dd wise then mm wise then yyyy wise
where as I want it to start yyyy wise then mm wise then dd wise
could anyone help me ??
:( yaseen


Hello,

Select all the date cells and change the format to yyyy-mm-dd

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