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    ordering numbers that r strings...

    Thanks everyone for your help. It is now sorting in order. The numbers were originally an AutoNumber but I had problems displaying them. So I converted them to a string when I requested them in a query. Someone pointed out that I could just convert them to an int which worked. I thought an...
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    ordering numbers that r strings...

    no that doesnt seem to work...
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    ordering numbers that r strings...

    Hi I have a report that lists a series of numbers. Due to a problem that i wont go into here, i have had to convert those numbers to strings before placing them on the report. Now i have a new problem! It orders the numbers by the first digit. Thus i get something like: 1 10 11 12 13 3 33 4...
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    gaps in data in report

    if u r interested, in the queries i converted the autonumber to a text field: Exp1: Str$(refnum) and that did the trick! YAY! now i have to find myself something to do tomorrow!
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    gaps in data in report

    Hi Rich No, the Can Shrink property thing didn’t work. I might change the RefNum from an AutoNumber to an integer and have a bit of code that makes sure whatever is entered hasn’t been used before.... Theoretically no records should be deleted as they would not become redundant (it is a...
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    gaps in data in report

    thanks for the depressing news Rich! I dont think i will be able to learne to love them. especially as the user can define a period the report it to be based upon, so down the track the report will end up being a couple of blank pages and then one page of data! If you get what i mean.. Back to...
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    gaps in data in report

    sorry my example report didnt display as i thought it would....
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    gaps in data in report

    Hi I have been pondering this problem for a while and the resident access expert in the IT department has told me it isn’t possible. I have built this database and now want the user to be able to print a statistic report. Each record has a unique AutoNumber called ‘RefNum’. The problem stems...
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