A
Aria
Hello,
Is there any way to have a combobox (cboFindAnEmployee) show the names in
alphabetical order no matter which order the records were entered? I mean
when you first open your database and not based on the first record? When I
first created the combobox and tested it to see if it was working, I used my
name for the first record and then others to test it. Quite frankly, I'm sick
of seeing my name in the combobox since I'm towards the end of the alphabet.
I would like whomever has the last name that starts the "A"s to show first. I
know it's nitpicky but what can I say...
I don't know if you need this info but here it it:
SQL
***
SELECT tblEmployees.EmpID, [LastName] & ", " & [FirstName] AS LastFirst
FROM tblEmployees
ORDER BY [LastName] & ", " & [FirstName], tblEmployees.LastName,
tblEmployees.FirstName;
Thank you for any suggestions.
Is there any way to have a combobox (cboFindAnEmployee) show the names in
alphabetical order no matter which order the records were entered? I mean
when you first open your database and not based on the first record? When I
first created the combobox and tested it to see if it was working, I used my
name for the first record and then others to test it. Quite frankly, I'm sick
of seeing my name in the combobox since I'm towards the end of the alphabet.
I would like whomever has the last name that starts the "A"s to show first. I
know it's nitpicky but what can I say...
I don't know if you need this info but here it it:
SQL
***
SELECT tblEmployees.EmpID, [LastName] & ", " & [FirstName] AS LastFirst
FROM tblEmployees
ORDER BY [LastName] & ", " & [FirstName], tblEmployees.LastName,
tblEmployees.FirstName;
Thank you for any suggestions.