next item macro

Sorttaaja2

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How to make a macro that would change into next sorting item with press of button? Im tired of opening filtering box , uncheckin and resizing and checking the next box with a mouse.




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Hi,
Is this meant for Access or Excel?
 
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There are many ways to filter records. If you type msaccess filter form into a google search you will get many hits. That would be a good place to start and see what is possible. It's difficult to give specific advice without knowing more about what you are doing (what kind of data you are filtering, what you are doing with the filtered data).
 
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