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lsantos13

Format a Grouped Date in a Pivot Table
 
Using Excel 2007, I created a pivot table and where I grouped a date
field by Days and set the Number of Days as 7 (essentially grouping it
by weeks). Here is an example of what shows up in the table:

12/2/2006 - 12/8/2006

Is there anyway to format this grouped label so that it appears like
the following:

12/02/06 - 12/08/06

Changing the field settings/number format does not seem to work.


Debra Dalgleish

Format a Grouped Date in a Pivot Table
 
The date should use the short date format from your regional settings,
in the Control Panel. If you change that to MM/dd/yy you'd get the
grouping label that you want.

lsantos13 wrote:
Using Excel 2007, I created a pivot table and where I grouped a date
field by Days and set the Number of Days as 7 (essentially grouping it
by weeks). Here is an example of what shows up in the table:

12/2/2006 - 12/8/2006

Is there anyway to format this grouped label so that it appears like
the following:

12/02/06 - 12/08/06

Changing the field settings/number format does not seem to work.



--
Debra Dalgleish
Contextures
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html


lsantos13

Format a Grouped Date in a Pivot Table
 
On Mar 9, 3:02 pm, Debra Dalgleish wrote:
The date should use the short date format from your regional settings,
in the Control Panel. If you change that to MM/dd/yy you'd get the
grouping label that you want.

lsantos13 wrote:
Using Excel 2007, I created a pivot table and where I grouped a date
field by Days and set the Number of Days as 7 (essentially grouping it
by weeks). Here is an example of what shows up in the table:


12/2/2006 - 12/8/2006


Is there anyway to format this grouped label so that it appears like
the following:


12/02/06 - 12/08/06


Changing the field settings/number format does not seem to work.


--
Debra Dalgleish
Contextureshttp://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html


Perfect - that was it exactly. Thank you very much.



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