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replyReply Wed 21 Feb 2007, 16:54Delegate Nigel said...

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Sorting by week value

How do I define the start or end of a week when using it as a sort criteria

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replyReply Fri 2 Mar 2007, 09:35Trainer Garry said...

RE: Sorting by week value

Right-click over the data and select FILTER FOR........ and type in your criteria

 

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