"1/1/00," shows in list of Times in Pivot Table, but not in the original referenced column.

aiki100

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Greetings All -
Thank you for giving my problem a look:

I have column ("times,") formatted as time (XX:XX:XX AM/PM) that has times in it.
I have a second column ("times round,") that is referring to the first one and is ROUNDING (down) those times to 30 minutes (and formatted the same).
I have a third column ("times pivot,") that is simply referencing the second, ("times round,") and is also formatted the same.

I am using the entire table that these columns sit in with a pivot table, and am using the ("times pivot,") column in the pivot's column list. This gives me a list of all times, in 30 min increments, as column headers across the page.

All good.

Except: I have one column labelled 1/1/00 that sits at the end of the pivot headers (right before Grand Total), that shows data in that column, yet I cannot identify how/why this data is listed under 1/1/00.

I looked to filter the original table's column ("times pivot,") to see if the problem was there, but see no 1/1/00 to filter by, so it (must?) be happening in the pivot?

Any thoughts on this would be very much appreciated. Thanks very much!
 

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Just want to update: I did discover that it was the formatting of the actual column header that produced the 1/1/00, tho I do not recall changing it - I believe that it appeared that way when I first created the pivot. Dunno, it could well have been me...

HOWEVER, now I have TWO columns both listed as 12:00:00 AM. One in the far left position of the columns and the other, on the far right, right before grand total - Identical times columns, but with different data showing each.

Any thoughts on what's happening will (still be) be greatly appreciated, thanks!
 
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