RE: Separate Sort Order within same record

I tried to follow your instructions, unfortunately, I'm not too familiar with
queries and such. I followed through, but after pasting and saving and
re-opening, it still doesn't work. Is there no way to just hilight the
records you want to sort separately, rather than having to go into details
andand have to come up with more commands? It seems that this should have
been a simple task feature without having to go through all this.--
In God''s Harmony


"KARL DEWEY" wrote:

If your report is not based upon a query then create one. Then open the
report in design view and click on menu VIEW - Properties. Change the Record
Source property to the name of the query. Save and close.

Modify the query by opening in design view. If any of the fields have
Ascending or Descending in the Sort row remove the sort. Scroll the grid to
the right so that a blank column is in view. Copy and paste my post in the
Field row of the blank column. Edit it to have field names to be sorted on
in left to right order of high to low sort order (enclosed in brackets and
connected by ampersand.). Save and close.

Open the report in design view and click on menu VIEW - Sorting and
Grouping. In the new window select the Sort_Field. Save. Run.

--
KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little


"Roddy" wrote:

Ken & Karl,

I appreciate your quick responses, but unfortunately I don't know how to go
about doing either of your solutions. If it's not too much to ask, could you
give me step-by-step instructions, including what menu to go to, etc. to do
this?
--
In God''s Harmony


"KARL DEWEY" wrote:

Try this calculated sort field ---
Sort_Field: IIF([style]= "Soundtracks", " " &[INSTRUMENT]& [ARTIST]&
[ALBUM]& [TITLE]& [YEAR], [Style]& [INSTRUMENT]& [ARTIST]& [ALBUM]& [TITLE]&
[YEAR])

The above will sort soundtracks at the top. If you use "ZZZZZ" in stead of
space then soundtracks will sort to the bottom.

--
KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little


"Roddy" wrote:

I'm using Access 2002 and made up a report of my CD collection. I have
records with fields such as: STYLE, INSTRUMENT, ARTIST, ALBUM TITLE, YEAR,
etc.. I have all my records sorted by style, instrument, artists, album,
year, etc.

Is it possible to separately sort a specific range of records (say, all my
CDs under the style: "Soundtracks" without affecting the sort order of the
rest of the report?
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In God''s Harmony
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