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    AndreT is offline Novice
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    Sequence in Navigation Pan

    Hi,

    I'm confused by one new feature but can't find an alternative. I'm sure someone must have resolved this issue.

    Here's my problem: I always name my objects in a sequential number, like tbl100_Customers, tbl200_Suppleirs, tbl500_Orders, qry1000_Customer_view, qry2000_Supplier_view, qry5000_Order_view, etc. so I have them grouped together my way, and my documentation can simply refer them as tbl100, tbl200, qry1000, or qry5000. This works well with 2000 and 2003, until 2007. Now the navigation pane splits my objects and sequences them within select, update, append, make categories. Not in the way I sequence them.

    Any way I can turn this off and sequence my objects within each object type according to the name? Or do you think the new way is better than my own sequencing?

    Your advice is appreciated.

    Andre

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    I do not know any way to change this group sequencing. Tables do something similar. Local tables first then linked Access tables then linked dBase tables.
    How to attach file: http://www.accessforums.net/showthread.php?t=70301 To provide db: copy, remove confidential data, run compact & repair, zip w/Windows Compression.

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