Sort a range of Dates on a subform

L

ldiaz

I have a Form and a Subform where I have datas and every record has a field
named: Wdate
also I have a field where I put a date
I would like to press a button to sort equal or less dates than the date
that I put on the field,

please help

Thanks in advance
 
J

John W. Vinson

I have a Form and a Subform where I have datas and every record has a field
named: Wdate
also I have a field where I put a date
I would like to press a button to sort equal or less dates than the date
that I put on the field,

please help

Thanks in advance

The word "Sort" means "take a set of records and put them in a particular
order".

What do you mean by "sort equal or less dates"? The word does not seem to make
sense in this context.

What result do you want to see?
 
N

NetworkTrade

trust that you know that one can simply put a cursor in any textbox and press
the A-Z button to sort a form...

To do it the way you want then you would have an unbound text box to hold
that date in the main form and all the data in a subform...

Your subform needs to be sourced on a query that has its criteria based on
this unbound text box value.

add a button in the main form and write its function to requery the subform
 
L

ldiaz

I mean put a criteria where subform only shows datas with a range for
example all datas equal or oldest than Feb/10/08

I have other cirteria on the same subform to filter Planner Code

this is the code I use on the source of the subform
Like Nz([Forms]![IDVolatilDBID_LineA]![Planner_Co],"*")



please help
 
J

John W. Vinson

I mean put a criteria where subform only shows datas with a range for
example all datas equal or oldest than Feb/10/08

Ok... should have realized you're making a rather common error, using the word
"sort" where the operation should actully be called "filter" or "select".
I have other cirteria on the same subform to filter Planner Code

this is the code I use on the source of the subform
Like Nz([Forms]![IDVolatilDBID_LineA]![Planner_Co],"*")

Just use a criterion on the date of

<= #2/10/2008#

or

<= [Forms]![IDVolatilDBID_LineA]![WDate]

It can be helpful to put the critrion [Forms]![IDVolatilDBID_LineA]![WDate]
into the query's Paramters, specifying that it's a date/time parameter.
 

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