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02.27.2005 at 12:30PM PST, ID: 21330916
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When I add a record I want the records to reorder automatically by a speciific field.

Asked by mabarnes11 in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: records, reorder, 2003, automatically

Using Access 2003, I use a form to enter information such as customer name, etc.  Once I enter a new customer I would like the order of the customers to reorder automatically by customer name.  I have built a query as the source of the form and have the customer name set to sort.  When I enter the new customer it remains the last record until I do a requery by using the shift F9 keys or exit the form and reenter.

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