D Douglas J. Steele Jan 15, 2010 #2 Access doesn't really have a concept of "last record of a table". Tables are unsorted sacks of data: Access will stick records wherever it wants. The only way to ensure order is to use a query with an appropriate ORDER BY clause. Assuming you've got an appropriate ORDER BY clause, you can use the TOP 1 predicate.
Access doesn't really have a concept of "last record of a table". Tables are unsorted sacks of data: Access will stick records wherever it wants. The only way to ensure order is to use a query with an appropriate ORDER BY clause. Assuming you've got an appropriate ORDER BY clause, you can use the TOP 1 predicate.