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vba excel - Pivot Tabe Formatting

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Clodagh has attended:
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Pivot Tabe Formatting

Hi

I did an excel course with yourselves last year. I have a query relating to pivot tables that I cannot find a way around. I tried to log into my delegate account but I cannot remember the password so I hope it is ok to send it to this address.

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RE: Pivot Tabe Formatting

Hi clodagh

One work around is to change the foramt of your dates from Month, Year to month/day/year, i.e; 01/05/2007

By doing this when you list in ascending order it will do so by month.

Hope this helps.

RE: Pivot Tabe Formatting

Hi jacob

This didn't work as it now groups the months as mar03 ,feb03, mar04 etc. I suspect I might have to amend the source data but if you have any other suggestions I would welcome them.

Thanks,
Clodagh

 

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