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Default Outlook 2002 calendar dates exported to Excel 2002 sort incorrectl

Subject Location Topic StartDate
Burleson 1 A/P - Str Blwrs 11/15/05
Burleson 2 Electromag Exper 11/29/05
Burleson 4 Crystals 01/13/06
Burleson 5 Fossils 01/20/06
Burleson 6 Pond/SU Aquarium 01/27/06
Burleson 3 Mxt/Solns 12/13/05
Cabell Elem 02/03/06

Hello all. I need to sort this info that I exported (as an Excel file) from
Outlook calendar (text view). I would like to sort first by €śsubject€ť
(alphabetically) and second by €śStartDate€ť (in ascending date order). All is
well until we get to €ś12/13/05€ť (see above). The New Math they taught me
states that Dec. 13, 2005 comes before Jan. 13, 2006. Ive tried €śhelper€ť
columns (where I pasted as €śvalue€ť, then successfully formatted as mm/dd/yy),
going to serial view, text-to-columns, emailing it my sister, unlocking
protection and sleeping all night in my chair with the mouse in hand. Im
assuming its tainted by Outlook somehow. Any suggestions? Thanks in
advance!


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