Have you tried to copy the table select the 30 then delete the set,
or add a column then do a column update to the selection and add a
value for the selected 30 to the column then do a select search for
the 'non' value in the column
er any more out there
Adrian
>
>These are very simple questions, but I can't seem to find any easy
>answers. I have a table of 100 records with 30 of those selected.
>How do I switch my selection so that it contains the other 70
>records instead? (The thirty records represent items which I wish
>to have excluded from the original set of 100.)
>
>Also, what's the quickest way to sort a table by a column? Can this
>be done without outputting a "select" query into a new table?
>
>TIA
>Andrew
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