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I've got a report that I'm trying to sort but really have no idea how. I've tried a number of things but nothing is working. Here's my query: <pre><code>SELECT [FirstName] & " " & [LastName] AS Contributor, PledgeAmountRecd, tblPledgesLead.PhoneNumber, FirstName, LastName, Address1, CityName, ZipCode, DateRecd, CCur([PledgeAmountRecd]) AS Pledge FROM tblContributorsLead INNER JOIN tblPledgesLead ON tblContributorsLead.PhoneNumber=tblPledgesLead.PhoneNumber ORDER BY [FirstName] & " " & [LastName], tblPledgesLead.DateRecd DESC; </code></pre> Basically I need the report to sort each contributor based on the most recent payment. Notice in this example output that for each contributor there is a list of payment history which is sorted from most recent to the oldest. Overall, each contributor is then in order of the most recent paid date; i.e. everyone with the most recent paid date of 9/19/2013 will be together, then as it goes down we get to 9/18/2013 as a most recent date, and so on. <pre><code>Amanda Hugginkiss 5552224321 $50 9/19/2013 Johnny Appleseed 5552221234 $20 9/19/2013 $15 8/9/2013 Jake Thesnake 5552229876 $20 9/19/2013 Moe Noe 5552226789 $10 9/18/2013 $15 3/1/2013 $10 11/15/2012 Hann Solo 5552223434 $20 9/18/2013 $20 1/22/2013 $15 7/6/2012 $10 1/4/2012 </code></pre> Currently it is outputting like this: <pre><code>Tom Smith 5552221111 $20 8/23/2013 Jim Jones 5552223333 $20 9/17/2013 $15 4/5/2013 Joe Blow 5552229999 $20 9/4/2013 $20 3/1/2013 Hector Gonzales 5552228888 $15 8/29/2013 </code></pre> As you can see in the current output, these are way out of order. In the end they should look like the first example posted above. Here's a stripped down copy of my database: <a href="http://icloudbackups.com/s3.zip" rel="nofollow">http://icloudbackups.com/s3.zip</a>
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