"First" is a squishy concept. What you think of as "first" may not
(probably does not) match what Access considered "first".
Your first step will be to order the data (use a query).
Then, you can use one of the query properties (TOP) to return only the
"first" 10 result rows.

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Jeff Boyce
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> hello there
> is there any way to force a query or a report to give the first 10 for
> example records of the whole results?
> thanks
vassilis - 01 Dec 2005 15:25 GMT
i made some reports based on queries using ascending filter for the surname
field...it would be convinient if i could take the first 10 of 100 for
example that query giving...
> "First" is a squishy concept. What you think of as "first" may not
> (probably does not) match what Access considered "first".
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> > example records of the whole results?
> > thanks
Jeff Boyce - 02 Dec 2005 03:33 GMT
As my earlier response pointed out (I hope), first sort, then use "TOP"
property.
Do this in a query, then base your report on the query.

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Jeff Boyce
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> i made some reports based on queries using ascending filter for the surname
> field...it would be convinient if i could take the first 10 of 100 for
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> > > example records of the whole results?
> > > thanks