C
C Tate
Hi
I am using the contact management template shipped with Access 2000. I
wanted a phone list similar to the Customer Phone List form in the Northwind
database. I decided to copy the macro and use it for my own form. My form
contains Company Name, FirstName, Last Name, Work Phone, and Fax. The
trouble is that when I click the 'all' button to see all my contacts they
are not sorted alphabetically. I THINK the reason for this is that the
contacts table has contact ID as the primary key (which is an autonumber).
But the Northwind Customer table has a primary key which is sort of
alphabetical and is text (not autonumber).
When I click the all button in my form the companies are therefore sorted by
the contact ID.
How can I get around this?
I am using the contact management template shipped with Access 2000. I
wanted a phone list similar to the Customer Phone List form in the Northwind
database. I decided to copy the macro and use it for my own form. My form
contains Company Name, FirstName, Last Name, Work Phone, and Fax. The
trouble is that when I click the 'all' button to see all my contacts they
are not sorted alphabetically. I THINK the reason for this is that the
contacts table has contact ID as the primary key (which is an autonumber).
But the Northwind Customer table has a primary key which is sort of
alphabetical and is text (not autonumber).
When I click the all button in my form the companies are therefore sorted by
the contact ID.
How can I get around this?