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Using AutoSort to look the same date for multiple years
I have a columnar database that includes mulitple years of data. I was
wondering if anyone knows how to use a custom autosort in order to view the same date for more that one year. I have chart that runs off of the sorted data. Thanks, Will --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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Using AutoSort to look the same date for multiple years
Instead of using a custom autosort, maybe you could use a helper column:
Say A2:Axxx contained your dates. then =text(a2,"mm-dd") would show the month/day. If it was ok to always use the same year: =date(2000,month(a2),day(a2)) and format it as mm-dd (but don't display the year) (2000 was a very good year. It allows you to use Feb 29.) "wjsubs " wrote: I have a columnar database that includes mulitple years of data. I was wondering if anyone knows how to use a custom autosort in order to view the same date for more that one year. I have chart that runs off of the sorted data. Thanks, Will --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ -- Dave Peterson |
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