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- Create a formula ltext field similar to this one, but instead of what I have herenumber the months, like
1. JAN
2. FEB
var date MyDate = [ETA Date Current for whole order complete];
Case(Month($MyDate),
1," 1. JAN",
2," 2.FEB",
Etc
11,"11. NOV",
12,"12. DEC")
Note that I have added an extra space In front of the Kitchen months to ensure the storage before November and December.- Txs very much.
No way to avoid the indexing number at the beginning right? - Dynamic filter sort alphabetically. So if you don�t like the numbering you will just have to add enough spaces in front of each respective months to get them to start properly alphabetically. There is no magic here. It is an alphabetic start.
That answer was dictated so I hope Siri spelled that OK
