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I am transcribing a cemetery and want to be able to sort by birth and death
date. Right now a have all dates entered as yyyy-mm-dd.eventually this will be posted on line for geologists. It would be much better if it were in the format of day, month,year (28-Apr 1893). I have downloaded the xDate add in for Excel dates before 1900 (hope I installed it correctly). Running Excel 2002 |
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In order to sort properly, the date must be stored as year/month/day. However,
that should not stop you from displaying it in whatever format you choose. I'm not familiar with the xDate add-in, though. If you still can't get the format you want, post again with xDate in the subject to alert the specialized users that could help you. Also, hopefully your online posts will help genealogists as well. -- Regards, Fred "Lorene Schertzl" wrote in message ... I am transcribing a cemetery and want to be able to sort by birth and death date. Right now a have all dates entered as yyyy-mm-dd.eventually this will be posted on line for geologists. It would be much better if it were in the format of day, month,year (28-Apr 1893). I have downloaded the xDate add in for Excel dates before 1900 (hope I installed it correctly). Running Excel 2002 |
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