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Sorting using the OrderBy Property
Hi,
I have set the OrderBy with the following code: HiPlanNames.LastUpdated DESC That works well for just one field, but I need now to include another field (ST) wich should be sorted in ascending order; when I put it in after the above, it won't do it. HiPlanNames.LastUpdated DESC;HiPlanNames.ST Any suggestions or ideas, please ??? |
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Hi, I have set the OrderBy with the following code: HiPlanNames.LastUpdated DESC That works well for just one field, but I need now to include another field (ST) wich should be sorted in ascending order; when I put it in after the above, it won't do it. HiPlanNames.LastUpdated DESC;HiPlanNames.ST A semicolon indicates the end of an SQL statement, use a comma to separate the two fields. -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] |
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