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Ok , but i've followed the add-in suggestion, and i still cant get the
formula to work. I have about 8000 pre-existing records that i need to sort by date. the data was entered over about a decade by countless people. the date formats are generally in these two formats: 22 December 1842 or 12/22/1842 (about half the dates are the first way, and about half the 2nd way) When i try the xdate dealio, it prompts separate boxes for each field (yr, mo, dy). But I just have a single cell to select, which says (for example) 1/4/1843. Did i miss the big message - that you can not take an existing date (1/4/1843) and get it to sort? Period? Do i have to dissect it first into 3 separate fields? ohhhhh... whats up with that??? |
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