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Ward
Hi,
On my worksheet, I have a number of invoicedates of this variety:
20031119, 20031126, 20031217 etc.
Using MID, I take the month part and SELECT CASE it to the 'name' of the
month, which I then write in another column on the same row. Prior to
that I had formatted that cell to contain "month only" dates.
It should be clear to Excel that my new column contains months.
Now I can use this 'month dimension' in my pivottable.
Problem is, when I drag the month dimension into the pivot's row area,
the months are sorted using their value, instead of their chronical
order. Data sorting (asc/desc) doesn't help.
thx
Ward
On my worksheet, I have a number of invoicedates of this variety:
20031119, 20031126, 20031217 etc.
Using MID, I take the month part and SELECT CASE it to the 'name' of the
month, which I then write in another column on the same row. Prior to
that I had formatted that cell to contain "month only" dates.
It should be clear to Excel that my new column contains months.
Now I can use this 'month dimension' in my pivottable.
Problem is, when I drag the month dimension into the pivot's row area,
the months are sorted using their value, instead of their chronical
order. Data sorting (asc/desc) doesn't help.
thx
Ward