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Access lets you sort the results of a query in Datasheet view by clicking one of the Sort commands without having to set the sort order in the design This gives you flexibility, but if you want to specify that a sort order be saved with the query, you should set it in the query design Setting a sort order in a query design is the same as setting it in an advanced filter You choose Ascending or Descending from the Sort Cell list box in the column containing the field by which you want to sort If you want to sort on more than one field, make sure that you have the fields arranged in the proper order from left to right They do not need to be adjacent A sort order is saved with the query if you specify it in the design Any new form or report based on the query then inherits the sort order It does not need to be applied, but it s an inherited property of the form or report Sorting on a lookup field can produce confusing results For example, Figure 8-9 shows the results of sorting the Workorder Cost Sheet records first by Supervisor and then by Completion date The lower window shows the underlying query grid with both fields sorted in ascending order The Completion Dates are in the correct order within the set of records for a given Supervisor The Supervisor fields, however, don t appear to be in alphabetical order, either ascending or descending When you specify a sort in the query grid, Access sorts on the stored value, which in this case is the Employee ID number, not the employee name If you want the records sorted by the displayed value, you need to sort in the Datasheet view, which has access to the related lookup list values.

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enter the stored value in the Criteria cell in the query grid only with filtering on a lookup field with Advanced Filter/Sort, as discussed in the previous chapter Like a sort order, you can apply a filter to the query results, instead of making it part of the query design This has the same effect as adding the criteria to the design, but the filter won t be saved with the query

definite need to change them The Form Session State basically keeps the state of a particular form while it is being used; you have the option of storing it in the Server process (best for low bandwidth users and public facing sites) or in the database (less vulnerable to a server failure but rendering takes extra time) So now that you know what is there, I can say that for most of you, you won t change a single thing here and will simply accept all of the defaults Even for those that plan heavy use of InfoPath forms, these settings shouldn t be changed until something in the environment requires it (for example, reducing the amount of connection time allowed or using data connection files) When you have completed reviewing the settings, click the OK button to return to the Application Management page

Limiting the results to the few highest or lowest values in a field can be handy for isolating the more labor-intensive jobs or finding the employees who could use a raise For example,

Part II:

Add/Change Excel Services Trusted Locations (MOSS Only)

FIGURE 8-9

A new feature provided within MOSS Shared Services is the introduction of Excel Calculation Services (ECS) ECS is a stand-alone product (an add-on to Microsoft Office Excel) that is tightly integrated into SharePoint ECS provides the capability of rendering full-blown spread sheets directly in a browser while using SharePoint for both interim and permanent storage The primary purpose of this is to leverage the capabilities of Excel combined with SharePoint storage and external data sources to produce data drill-down capabilities, custom reporting, graphing and charting, and so on While SharePoint has always supported Excel as documents, ECS exposes the Excel functionality through the SharePoint user interface There are a few components involved in the Excel Calculation Service Part of ECS resides within the Application Role and the other part within the Web Role on the SharePoint Farm, providing access to users through the User Interface and delivering a web service for external systems and other web services The application side of the functionality handles all of the communication to data sources, while the web side handles the requests from both users and external processes The conceptual overview looks like this: