Hi, skundu!
You also can use "Sort" buttons on Access toolbar for sorting your data in any form by any field. Just click a field, then click a button "Sort Accending" or "Sort Descending".
Good luck.
Dedushka.
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My acces form comes from a table that has a field named "Patient#" (not a primary key).
I made a Form from it. But it does not show the Patient# in order. In the Form the 1sh screen shows Patient# 25, next one Patient#2 etc.
I want to get them in order. Please help.
thanks,
skundu
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by: HelicopterPosted on 1998-12-01 at 14:24:10ID: 1969811
Set the recordsource of your form to a query based on your table
e.g.
"Select * FROM tblYourTable ORDER BY Patient"