forms

[Guest]

how do I invert the order of a field in a form so that the next record to
enter data is at the top of the list instead of entering at the bottom of the
list?

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

Access doesn't have that ability built into it.

One possibility is to have two lists on the form: one at the top that's a
single row, and one below that that displays the rest of the data.

 

[Guest]

It already is a single row form and want to have the next record appear at
the top of the form instead of the bottom - is that possible?

 

[Rick Brandt]

It already is a single row form and want to have the next record appear at
the top of the form instead of the bottom - is that possible?

Nope. What Douglas was suggesting was two forms positioned so that they look
like one form. The top one in DataEntry mode so it is only used for new record
insertions and AllowAdditions = No on the second so that it will not show a
blank "new" row at the bottom.