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This document discusses sorting databases. It defines sorting as arranging data alphabetically or numerically. There are two types of sorting order: ascending and descending. Ascending order is from A-Z or 0-9, while descending is the opposite order from Z-A or 9-0. When sorting a database, there can be a primary sort on one field and a secondary sort on another field to further organize the data. The document provides an example of sorting by student number as the primary key, last name in descending order as the primary sort, and age in ascending order as the secondary sort.
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- 1. Sorting Databases Module 7 Lesson 2
- 3. Sort Ascending by Rank Descending by Rank
- 4. Sort Ascending by Rank Descending by Rank
- 5. Sort Ascending by Rank Descending by Rank
- 7. Sorting in Access You can use the icons on the tool bar to sort your data. ascending descending
- 8. Sorting in Access You can use the Advanced Sort. Record—Filter—Advanced Filter/Sort
- 9. Sorting in Access Choose your field and your sort order
- 10. Sorting in Access You can have a Primary Sort and Secondary Sorts
- 11. Sorting in Access Apply your Sort: Filter—Apply Filter/Sort
- 12. Sorting in Access View the results! Ascending by Name Descending by Age
- 13. Video Demonstration Click the button for a brief video. A new website will open, be sure to return to this presentation.