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It may look like numerical data to you, but Access is seeing it as text
data. Options include: - If in a table: Changing the data type of the field. If there are relationships involved this might not be possible or advisable. - Create a query that mimics your current data source but coerce that field to numeric with the appropriate function: Cdbl(), Clng(), etc. Then sort on the coerced numbers. HTH, "ezil" wrote in message ... I need to sort a column say "c" which contains numerical data. When i press "a to z sort" button the numerical data is sorted as alphabetical data i.e it ignores positive and negative signs and after 10, the value 100 comes and 20 then -20 then 200 like this. How to sort this data in ascending or descending order? |
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