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Sorting dates by month instead of year
I am trying to sort my employee birthday list by month and then date so I can
see at a glance upcoming birthdays. However, no matter what I do I seem to be getting the results sorted by the year, which I do not want. |
Sorting dates by month instead of year
If the birthday date is in column B:
=text(B2,mm/dd) Will produce results that will sort by month. "MMangen" wrote: I am trying to sort my employee birthday list by month and then date so I can see at a glance upcoming birthdays. However, no matter what I do I seem to be getting the results sorted by the year, which I do not want. |
Sorting dates by month instead of year
I rec'd a "value" error!
"~L" wrote: If the birthday date is in column B: =text(B2,mm/dd) Will produce results that will sort by month. "MMangen" wrote: I am trying to sort my employee birthday list by month and then date so I can see at a glance upcoming birthdays. However, no matter what I do I seem to be getting the results sorted by the year, which I do not want. |
Sorting dates by month instead of year
Try:
=text(B2,"mm/dd") MMangen wrote: I rec'd a "value" error! "~L" wrote: If the birthday date is in column B: =text(B2,mm/dd) Will produce results that will sort by month. "MMangen" wrote: I am trying to sort my employee birthday list by month and then date so I can see at a glance upcoming birthdays. However, no matter what I do I seem to be getting the results sorted by the year, which I do not want. -- Dave Peterson |
Sorting dates by month instead of year
It worked with one tweak - putting the mm/dd in quotes like this "mm/dd"
"MMangen" wrote: I rec'd a "value" error! "~L" wrote: If the birthday date is in column B: =text(B2,mm/dd) Will produce results that will sort by month. "MMangen" wrote: I am trying to sort my employee birthday list by month and then date so I can see at a glance upcoming birthdays. However, no matter what I do I seem to be getting the results sorted by the year, which I do not want. |
Sorting dates by month instead of year
Assuming dates are in column A
In B1, enter =MONTH(A1) Double-click on fill handle to copy down. Select both columns and sort on column B Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 10:13:00 -0800, MMangen wrote: I am trying to sort my employee birthday list by month and then date so I can see at a glance upcoming birthdays. However, no matter what I do I seem to be getting the results sorted by the year, which I do not want. |
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