Hi David,

   I thought that the data you mentioned was an example of how the data was 
being displayed and then how it should be displayed.  I sent that.  And, I 
think Option 1 included adding zeros, which will not always work, as I 
explained.  I know that I can get IsNumbric() to work in an If statement, but 
so far not in a query.  Did my query look like it was right?  Were the 
parenthisis in the right places?

Thanks,
Lewis







-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: cf-newbie <[email protected]>
Sent: Wed, 29 Oct 2008 1:10 pm
Subject: RE: Numerical order of query results



Lewis,

aybe isNumeric() isn't available in your version of SQL Server?  That's the 
nly thing I can think of to explain the error you are getting.
Did you try the first option?  I think that is the better option.  I don't 
think 
he below is going to give you what you want.  Also, if option 1 didn't work, 
end over that data I mentioned and I think we can figure it out then.

ave



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