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06.14.2008 at 05:47AM PDT, ID: 23484980
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Setting the natural sort order

Asked by AndrewDBrown in Microsoft Access Database

I have an Access 2003 database, that loads a set of data into a form via a query and filter.

I have found that if I set the query to sort on company name, it takes much longer to load.  If I omit the sort function, it is much quicker, but the companies are all over the place.

Is there anyway that I can update the natural sort order for the databaes via VBA, so that even if I don't use the sort function within the query, it will still be in the right order.Start Free Trial
 
Keywords: Setting the natural sort order
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1 Natural Language processing
2 Sorting a List of String Alphanumericall…
3 The nature of time
4 natural order
5 Natural Sort Order
6 Undoing a natural sort
 
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