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~Dave~
 
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Default Excel 2002 Pivot Table Date

What format should the date be to use the year portion (database is only two
digits)
as rows or columns? The current date format is 12-JAN-98. All transactions
will total by year.

Example:

Transactions: 02 03 04
xxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxx

Transactions are summarized by G/L.


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Bernie Deitrick
 
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Dave,

Format doesn't matter, as long as they are truly dates: simply drag your date to the row field, then
select it and use the grouping command button on the pivot table drop-down. Then select years, and
it will group the data by year.

HTH,
Bernie
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What format should the date be to use the year portion (database is only two digits)
as rows or columns? The current date format is 12-JAN-98. All transactions will total by year.

Example:

Transactions: 02 03 04
xxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxx

Transactions are summarized by G/L.



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