Re: Dates in Pivot Table out of sequence - help

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Thanks for the tip, but that didn't work.

I am sure it is really a date because when I re-format the column to
different date formats (mm/dd, mm/dd/yyyy, etc) all the values change,
the 5/8 date included. Nonetheless I tried deleting it and re-entering
it, then refreshing, that still didnt help. Next I grabbed the date
above it (5/7) dragged it down one cell to turn to 5/8, then
copy/pasted that through the rows that should be 5/8. Not even that
worked.

Any other suggestions?


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