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sort the records in a form using 2 criteria
How could I see the records in a form using 2 criteria, the date(chronologic order) in a field and ordre alphabetic in another field.
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Create a query to use as the record source of the form that uses the two criteria you want to Order By.
Maybe using a query as the Record Source for the form ... example:
SELECT Table1.*
FROM Table1
ORDER BY Format([End Date],"yyyymmdd"), Table1.FIELD1;
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SELECT Table1.*
FROM Table1
ORDER BY Format([End Date],"yyyymmdd"), Table1.FIELD1;
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The form is rather complex. I can not afford to build the form again based on the query you are proposing.
Other ideas?
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Other ideas?
Thank you
Thank you. It works.
"But that is *very* easy to do ... requires virtually no change."
Could you tell me how to do that or give me some hints?
Thank you
"But that is *very* easy to do ... requires virtually no change."
Could you tell me how to do that or give me some hints?
Thank you
"Could you tell me how to do that or give me some hints?"
Sure ...
Your Form is currently based on a table, right ?
See the steps below ... just create the SQL off of the existing table and make that the RecordSource - or same it as a Named query ... and use that query.
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Sure ...
Your Form is currently based on a table, right ?
See the steps below ... just create the SQL off of the existing table and make that the RecordSource - or same it as a Named query ... and use that query.
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Best to save the newly created query (SQL) as a saved query in the db window, then use that as the RecordSource. But either way requires no change to the Form really.
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Private Sub Form_Load()
Me.OrderBy = "[YourDateFieldName], [YourOtherFieldName]"
Me.OrderByOn = True
End Sub
"I can not afford to build the form again based on the query you are proposing."
But that is *very* easy to do ... requires virtually no change.
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