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Toggle Sort on a Datasheet sub form
Posted on 2012-04-13
I have a datasheet sub form (embedded in a pop up form) and want to toggle the sort of one column from a button on the main form, can anyone help with syntax?
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Private sub cmd_Sort_Click
dim strOrderBy as string
strOrderBy = me.subformcontrolname.form
strOrderBy = "[FieldName]" & Iff(instr(strOrderBy, "DESC") =0, " DESC", NULL)
me.subformcontrolname.Form
me.subformcontrolname.Form
ENd Sub
Note: you must replace "subformcontrolname" with the name of the subform control as it is seen in the Name property when viewing the main form in design view. Do not confuse this with the subform's sourceobject.
dim strOrderBy as string
strOrderBy = me.subformcontrolname.form
strOrderBy = "[FieldName]" & Iff(instr(strOrderBy, "DESC") =0, " DESC", NULL)
me.subformcontrolname.Form
me.subformcontrolname.Form
ENd Sub
Note: you must replace "subformcontrolname" with the name of the subform control as it is seen in the Name property when viewing the main form in design view. Do not confuse this with the subform's sourceobject.
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Hi Fyed,
Looks promising but crashes on the last line:
Error 2465 Application Defined or object defined error.
BTW changed 'iff' to 'iif' ; )
Looks promising but crashes on the last line:
Error 2465 Application Defined or object defined error.
BTW changed 'iff' to 'iif' ; )
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Hey,
It's early, and I hadn't had my coffee yet. And what good is a programmer who hasn't had his/her first cup of coffee?
It's early, and I hadn't had my coffee yet. And what good is a programmer who hasn't had his/her first cup of coffee?
Active 6 days ago
I've requested that this question be closed as follows:
Accepted answer: 0 points for HKFuey's comment #37842203
for the following reason:
Works perfectly, thanks very much!
Accepted answer: 0 points for HKFuey's comment #37842203
for the following reason:
Works perfectly, thanks very much!
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