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Default Sorting and Date Format Help

I hope this makes sense, but without going into a lengthy detail of what I
need to have work, is there a way to take a date and either use said date, or
add either 30 or 90 days to it and format it as mmm-yy and still be able to
sort and group it without the interference of the day portion of the date? I
have the formula for the calculated date working as needed. Now (I think) it
is a formatting problem with the date.

I need to sort a second field and the day portion is causing it to not sort
as needed.

Example:

Class CalculatedDate Shown in Formula Bar
AKU Apr-10 4/1/10
MMU Apr-10 4/5/10
TKU Apr-10 4/7/10
AKU Apr-10 4/9/10

I sort by CalcuatedDate and then by Class, but it's actually sorting by the
day in the CalcDate which is correct, but is there a way around it. I need
all Apr-10 grouped together regardless of day and then Class sorted and
grouped alphabetically.

I've spent a considerable amount of time on this and it is for automation
for a project that occurs weekly, so any help would certainly be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
Pam



 
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