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Need sort ascending visual basic code.
Sub form data, that is retrieving data from a query will not sort according to set query properties. I seem to need to force the sort on the subform as it is being accessed using visual basic. I need a sort ascending line of visual basic code, unless there is another way.
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I had already set the subform's property to sort withing the subform. But when I bring up the database from a fresh start up, the subform data is still not sorted. I'm not sure what you're getting at in your second paragraph.
I thought if I just put in a couple simple lines of code to directly sort the subform data I could override whatever is causing it to be out of sorts (so to speak). For example, this is where I was heading:
DoCmd.GoToControl "gpsbx"
DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, ??, , acMenuVer70
However I can't get the ?? part of the code right.
I found this property setting below, but do not know how to implement it or if it is appropriate.
acCmdSortAscending
Do you have another idea?
I had already set the subform's property to sort withing the subform. But when I bring up the database from a fresh start up, the subform data is still not sorted. I'm not sure what you're getting at in your second paragraph.
I thought if I just put in a couple simple lines of code to directly sort the subform data I could override whatever is causing it to be out of sorts (so to speak). For example, this is where I was heading:
DoCmd.GoToControl "gpsbx"
DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, ??, , acMenuVer70
However I can't get the ?? part of the code right.
I found this property setting below, but do not know how to implement it or if it is appropriate.
acCmdSortAscending
Do you have another idea?
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(which is what Jim was getting at)
You'll need to use your subform's Order By property to sort within the subform.
One trick I do all the time is to have toggle buttons that look like column headers in my button. Push the button down, your subform sorts A-Z by that field by editing the OrderByOn property. Push it again, it sorts Z-A. Let me know if you'd like the code.
Hope this helps.
-Jim