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Hi,

I am building an Intranet that has a menu for the company departments.  This
menu is populated by a query that returns the department name, title,
description, filename and the page URL. When a Department is selected the
page goes to that particular departments homepage and the menu expands to
display all the pages underneath that department, e.g. 

        Human Resources
         - Holiday Form
         - Sick Pay
         - Contact HR

My problem is that I want to have the selected department appear at the top
of my series of departments, and still keep the other departments in
alphabetical order.  So I'd have:

        Human Resources
         - Holiday Form
         - Sick Pay
         - Contact HR
        Customer Service
        Finance
        Planning

Has anyone tried something like this before, or has any idea how I can do
this?

Thanks

Stephen


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