Trying to convert a logo in Word to PDF

using adobe 9 standard. converting a word.doc to pdf. the text converts fine but the logo/graphic element at the top of the page does not. it just leaves a blank spot on the converted pdf where the graphic should be.

Hi Tod,
What works on my machine is this:
The "dates" in column A are text.
The formula in column B, filled down through rest of the column:
=RIGHT("0"&MONTH(A),2)&RIGHT("0"&DAY(A),2)
Then you can sort on column B.
SG

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