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Hello, MS Online Community!
I've just bought a VBA for the Absolute Beginner, so I'm still very green on
Access VBA programming, but was looking for a way to ensure a sort order on a
form according to one of the form's fields.
My frm_Projects has, as its source, qry_Projects. There is a parameter on
qry_Projects which prompts for Analyst Name. Once you enter your name, your
records from the tbl_Projects appear (on which qry_Projects is based.)
If I have 20 separate projects, I'd like to see those that are "In Progress"
first, instead of having to click "next" to go through all 20.
Interestingly, frm_Projects seems to have put its own sort on the Status
field by alpha (Z-A) so that "Pending" will appear first, "On Hold", next,
then "Not Started", before I see "In Progress" .
Can anyone send suggestions on how to reverse this sort order either by VB
or another alternative?
Many thanks!
Simone
I've just bought a VBA for the Absolute Beginner, so I'm still very green on
Access VBA programming, but was looking for a way to ensure a sort order on a
form according to one of the form's fields.
My frm_Projects has, as its source, qry_Projects. There is a parameter on
qry_Projects which prompts for Analyst Name. Once you enter your name, your
records from the tbl_Projects appear (on which qry_Projects is based.)
If I have 20 separate projects, I'd like to see those that are "In Progress"
first, instead of having to click "next" to go through all 20.
Interestingly, frm_Projects seems to have put its own sort on the Status
field by alpha (Z-A) so that "Pending" will appear first, "On Hold", next,
then "Not Started", before I see "In Progress" .
Can anyone send suggestions on how to reverse this sort order either by VB
or another alternative?
Many thanks!
Simone