In that case, Paul, the tag expression is a bit different. I was assuming a character field. What's interesting though, is that if you wanted to do this with names (let's say a 20 char field), "ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ"-table.namefield would work as well.

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>Yes that should work great because I want the Account# to be in reverse order and it is an integer field.
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>Thanks,
>Paul
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>>Paul,
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>>There are ways. If, for example, your item number structure is "nnnn" and your customer ID is "nnn", then the index tag could be:
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>>customerID+("9999"-itemno) for ascending customers and descending items within customer.
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>>Does this help?
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>>>I was wondering if it was possible to create an index on 2 fields where one field is in ascending order and the other is in descending order?
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>>>For example, I would like to list items order by customer. I would like the list to be in alphabetical listing by item# and then within each item# I would like the list to be ordered in reverse Account# order.
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>>>Thanks,
>>>paul