Pivot Table Help: MMM YY

bank_analyst

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I currently have a column of data that is formatted as "MM/DD/YYYY 0:00". I have been formatting it to "MMM YY" by using the formula "=text(cell, "MMM YY"). This accomplishes my task, but them the columns are sorted in ABC order instead of date order since it is a text and not a date field. I have tried to use the date field as is and group them by month/year, but it doesn't look the way I need it to. Any ideas?
 

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Hello, is there a reason you can't just formatting the actual date column to MMM YY?
 
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