Ascending order

hi kings
browseby options shows the record is 1 -10- 11- 2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9. when first record and last record not showing properly
but i need 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11.... please any one suggest... im using browseby options in XML
Thanks & Best Regards
B.Lakshmi narayanan

Hello,
if SAP B1, the code field (which is drives the sorting) is nvarchar type, so 1, 11, 111 will be displayed as a selection soring or
oder (coming from the primary key).
1. What you can do, is always filling with leading zeros the code field when you saving the records into the table (UDO form).
if it is not possible (you have a lot's of records already in the table)
2. Create a new UDF on the table called CODE it will be U_CODE in the database and set the type to Numeric
3. Create and Unique KEY on it
4. Add this field to your form
5. Connect the BrowseBy Property into this field instead of CODE field (U_CODE numeric-> will drive the databrowser).
Regards
János

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