=UNIQUE(P:P)

j4ymf

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Hello All

If i have a unique reference for a date, how would i re write it so that it sorts in ascending order.
=UNIQUE(P:P)

many thanks Jason
 

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Excel Formula:
=sort(UNIQUE(P:P))
 
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Hi Fluff

Thanks for coming back to me, column P:P has dates from last week, the result of that formula returns and it puts the 1st at the top of the list but i would like the 1st at the bottom, any ideas.

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That sounds as though your dates are really text & not real dates.
 
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