In addition to what Peter says:
when you click on the column you want to, put this code
set order to ... in .....(the table or cursor)
this.parent.parent.refresh
Those two lines of code will do what you want. Of course, we are talking
of a grid here, not a browse
Rafael Copquin
On 13/05/2016 13:21, Peter Cushing wrote:
On 13/05/2016 16:44, Joe Yoder wrote:
I need to present information from several tables. I want to enable the
user to click on a column header to control the order in which the
records
are displayed. At this point it does not need to be very polished so a
simple browse with scrolling, column resizing and repositioning, with
control F find will be fine.
I do this with a grid on a form. I create a cursor in the init or
load and set that as the recordsource etc. then fill it with data and
index on the columns you want to be able to set order to. To change
the order just click on the column header and some code behind that
changes the index order. Grids are definitely more work than a browse
but you can do a lot more with them, like the column header click.
Peter
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