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You want the first of every month before the 2nd of any month???
You could a helper column filled with formulas: =text(c1,"ddmmyyyy") and drag down and sort by that. If you have a list of (say) birthdays and want to group them by day of the month (disregarding year), you could use a formula like: =text(c1,"mmddyyyy") and drag down and sort by that. Tegwen wrote: When I do the above, it sorts it by the day only - I want it to be sorted by day, month and year. -- Dave Peterson |
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