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VIDEO: Sorting Continuous Forms

A 12-minute video that shows you how to implement my NewSort and UseHand functions for sorting continuous forms in MS Access.

Mike Wolfe

• 1 min read
VIDEO: Sorting Continuous Forms

I recorded a companion video to go with my article about sorting a continuous form in MS Access by simply pointing at a column label.

The sample database that I reference in the video is available here: NewSortSample.accdb.

I show what the function looks like in practice.  I also show how easy it is to implement on a continuous form, including a couple of tricks that I use to speed up the process of creating and formatting multiple clickable labels.

The video also covers Mister Slimm's UseHand() function, which I refactored for simplicity and 64-bit compatibility here: UseHand(): Changing the Mouse Cursor in Microsoft Access.

Referenced articles

NewSort(): Sort a Continuous Form by Clicking on the Column Label
Sort a continuous form in MS Access by simply pointing at a column label. These functions make it easy.
No Longer SetMike Wolfe
UseHand(): Changing the Mouse Cursor in Microsoft Access
A classic Microsoft Access mouse cursor trick gets simplified and updated for 64-bit VBA compatibility.
No Longer SetMike Wolfe

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All original code samples by Mike Wolfe are licensed under CC BY 4.0