IF you get a parameter popping up asking for Address 1 then you either
don't have a field named Address 1 or you don't have that field in the
record source for the report or you have managed to misspell the field
name. Perhaps you have typed Address Space Space 1?
=Val([Address 2] & "") should work
If you are having troubles with Address 1, you need to make sure you
have surrounded it with square brackets also. Field names and table
names with spaces must be referred to using square brackets.
[Table Name with Space].[Field name with space]
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John Spencer
Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2009
The Hilltop Institute
University of Maryland Baltimore County
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Me again John
Gone back to Access 2003 now
Can I ask
I have 2 fields address 1 = Street Name and Address 2 = House number
These are in the Table/query and of course final report
I went into Report-design View and chose Grouping and sorting and I can of
course see both fields in the box
1. I left Address 1 as it was and aascending
2. Where it shows address 2, do I delete that and put in the expression as
below?
=Val([address 2] & "")
I have tried and all i get is paremeter popping up asking for "Address 1" ???
Thanks again
Steve
John Spencer said:
In the report use the Sorting and Grouping dialog (View: Sorting and
Sort by the Street name field in Ascending order.
Then Sort by
=Val([House number] & "")
You might want a third sort level of
[House Number]
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John Spencer
Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2009
The Hilltop Institute
University of Maryland Baltimore County
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k11ngy wrote:
I have a report based on Parameter query to select a delivery round
The 2 fields in question in the report are: Address = House no and Address
= Street name. I need to sort the Street name A-Z and House number as Lowest
number to Highest. I have them set as text as some house nos are for example
110B or 10A and so on
Can anyone help?
Thanks
Steve