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You can add in a column. There's a formula, I think it's just DATE or DATEVALUE. Then use the LEFT/MID/RIGHT formulas to get the digits of the day/month/year into the right spots.
ex. =DATE(LEFT(I2, 4), MID(I2, 6, 2), RIGHT(I2, 2))
If a file crashes like that it means you have an issue with the file itself. Best bet is to move everything to a new sheet and then convert
Save it as a CSV file
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Just convert the dates (as text) to dates (as date) using either =DATEVALUE(), =MID() or text to columns
But just because your pivot table didn't group them, doesn't necessarily means that the dates are formatted as text. Pivot tables are just crappy
There's a way to force grouping date to pivot tables, but make sure it's formatted as date before trying it
You can just add a column with the month or week, if you need to group that way. No need to solve the problem if it takes up more time thar adding these new columns. MONTH() or WEEKNUM()
Create a calculated column with =year(date value)&month(date value). Pivot on this value
Year(date value)&”-“&if(month value<10),0,””)&month(date value) is how I would prepare my value to pivot on.
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It looks like you have your dates in the PivotTable field for values right now. Do you want them grouped by row/column instead?
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Upload it into power query and change the column type
Excel on Windows or Mac?