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One of the columns in the datasheet view has inexplicably moved from column 20 or so to column 2. I want it back in column 20. I would expect column number to be a property of the column. But where is that property?
You can rearrange Access column position by selecting, then drag/drop. You may have accidently done that to cause the current configuration and can deliberately do it to get the wayward column back where you want it.
I do believe that the column order in the dataset view is determined by the order of the SQL statement. Check the SQL view.
ReplyDeleteSQL View? The table has a design view but not an SQL View. This is not a query.
DeleteYou can rearrange Access column position by selecting, then drag/drop. You may have accidently done that to cause the current configuration and can deliberately do it to get the wayward column back where you want it.
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DeleteWeird. I reopened it and everything is where it was before.
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