I have a membership database which records date of joining.
I need to mention anniversaries in a weekly bulletin and therefore
need to sort my report by day and month.
How do I do that? I do not know where to start.
Thanks,
Robin Chapple
Simplest way would be to base your report on a query, and have one (or two)
computed fields in that query in addition to whatever other fields you need.
If you go the one-field route, use Format([AnniversaryDate], "mmdd"). For
the two-field route, use Month([AnniversaryDate]) and
Day([AnniversaryDate]).
In the report, select the computed field(s) in the Sorting and Grouping
dialog to have your report sort correctly.

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> I have a membership database which records date of joining.
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> Robin Chapple
Robin Chapple - 06 Jul 2006 00:51 GMT
Thanks Doug,
The two field option is ideal.
Many Thanks,
Robin Chapple
>Simplest way would be to base your report on a query, and have one (or two)
>computed fields in that query in addition to whatever other fields you need.
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>In the report, select the computed field(s) in the Sorting and Grouping
>dialog to have your report sort correctly.