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Date Sorting in Excel 2003
I need to be able to sort by dates of hire. Excel 2003 sorts everything by
year and I need to sort by month then date and finally year. |
Date Sorting in Excel 2003
You could use a helper column with a formula in it:
=text(a2,"mm/dd/yyyy") It'll look like a date, but it's really a string. But since it's a string, you can sort it alphabetically. Ruth k. wrote: I need to be able to sort by dates of hire. Excel 2003 sorts everything by year and I need to sort by month then date and finally year. -- Dave Peterson |
Date Sorting in Excel 2003
Helper columns: using MONTH, DAY, and YEAR functions.
-- David Biddulph "Ruth k." wrote in message ... I need to be able to sort by dates of hire. Excel 2003 sorts everything by year and I need to sort by month then date and finally year. |
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