Hi Leo, Your 1 and 2 suggestions, unfortunately, are beyond my abilities at this p Mary I am not sure if its gonna work but try changing the bi-directional relationsh No, it won't let me change that to one direction because the two columns that are c Thank you all so much for your suggestions!
I was able to figure it out another wa Bronze Contributor. Mary Moore. Posted Sep 29, PM. Reply Reply Privately Options Dropdown. Now that we're coming to the end of , Jan - Apr of are not at the end of the columns - they are at the beginning: How can I put them in month order by year?
RE: Months in Chronological Order. Silver Contributor. Krishna Nandan. Posted Sep 30, AM. Hi Mary, if you have calendar table then sort the month column by month number column it will come correctly.
Go to Data left side of the sheet 2nd option, select the calendar table then select the Month name column and sort it by column option. Original Message. How can I put them in month order by year? Josephine Tedesco. Posted Sep 30, AM view attached 2. If you are asking a question then here is the answer to simpler than any other thing- This is the formula i use to write for my data because our financial year start from Sep to Aug so Sep is 1 and so on similarly you can change however you want- Right click on Calendar or Date table and go to Add calculated column then copy past this formula and modify if you want to make January as 1 and Feb as 2 and so on.
Hi Krishna I see what you did - you add a column to the table based on the month as text - I used the month as number. I did not know you could add a column to the sheet without going to transform data. To get them in order I suppose the year has to be taken into account as well - so would need a year myDate column as well?
The problem is that the Sept - Dec in the picture is and the Jan - Apr is I need the Jan - Apr to show up after Dec since they are next year. Leo Godin. What you really need is an integer column in your date table with year and month January Feb You can do the same for weeks if you create charts by week Leo Godin You'll want a relationship between close date from your other table to date in your date table. Try Yellowfin for Free. Free Trial Trial Yellowfin on your own data today free for 30 days.
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Enable or Disable Cookies. The Gregorian calendar consists of the following 12 months:. The word month is even derived from the word Moon. As far as we know, months were first used in Mesopotamia sometime between the years BCE and BCE to measure the natural period related to the lunar month , or synodic month, which is the time it takes for the Moon to go through all the Moon phases. The Gregorian calendar has 4 months that are 30 days long and 7 months that are 31 days long. February is the only month that is 28 days long in a common year and 29 days long in a leap year.
There are 12 months in a year. The moon takes about Therefore we chose about 30 days for each month. The 4 months of April, June, September and November all have 30 days.
February is the only month that has 28 days. It has 29 days on a leap year every 4 years. Every year that is a multiple of 4 contains an extra day: February 29th. A month is approximately 4 and a half weeks long. We can see this in the image below. At midnight on December 31st the year ends and a new year begins with January 1st.
The animation below shows the months in order.
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