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Create Button on Form to Sort Records..

Asked by grae-uk in Access Forms, Microsoft Access Database, VB Controls

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Hey All,

I am going to be running a simple DB in runtime mode so the user won't have access to the toolbar, therefore I need to create a button so they can sort by certain fields...

I was thinking maybe in a dropdown with Firstname, Lastname, Town and then a SORT button

Would that be poss?

Thanks,

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