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I intend to produce a bar chart showing months along the 'X' axis. To do this
however, I need to summarise hundreds of dates (formatted dd/mm/yyyy) into Jan - Dec. I have been trying the COUNTIF function, but am unsure of how to apply a 'like' feature; for instance: COUNTIF(B7:B5000, like "06") to show all entries in June. -- tia Jock |
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