highlighting in an access table

[Matthew Kramer]

If I'm at row 10,000 of an Access table with 60,000 lines. Is there
some way I could highlight all the rows from row 10,000 to the end of
the table (row 60,000) in an easy way rather than having to highlight
and scroll down all the lines from 10,000 to 60,000.

In excel, I believe you can do a ctrl-shift-arrow key down and it brings
you to the end of the dataset in a second. Any equivalent in an Access
table?

Thanks.

Matthew

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[Bas Cost Budde]

Matthew Kramer wrote:

If I'm at row 10,000 of an Access table with 60,000 lines. Is there
some way I could highlight all the rows from row 10,000 to the end of
the table (row 60,000) in an easy way rather than having to highlight
and scroll down all the lines from 10,000 to 60,000.

I don't know such a way--and don't need it. Highlighting is likely not
the last step. What do you want to do? Delete those? How can you be sure
record 10,000 is the first record to delete? I hope that is based on
field values; in that case, you can use a Delete query.

[Salad]

Matthew Kramer wrote:

If I'm at row 10,000 of an Access table with 60,000 lines. Is there
some way I could highlight all the rows from row 10,000 to the end of
the table (row 60,000) in an easy way rather than having to highlight
and scroll down all the lines from 10,000 to 60,000.

In excel, I believe you can do a ctrl-shift-arrow key down and it brings
you to the end of the dataset in a second. Any equivalent in an Access
table?

Thanks.

Matthew

Maybe you can do something with SelTop and SelHeight.

[Darryl Kerkeslager]

I assume you want to copy/edit those records in some way. Use a query
instead to select all the records that you want to replace/copy. It is much
faster.

Darryl Kerkeslager

"Matthew Kramer" <mk********@hotmail.com> wrote:

If I'm at row 10,000 of an Access table with 60,000 lines. Is there
some way I could highlight all the rows from row 10,000 to the end of
the table (row 60,000) in an easy way rather than having to highlight
and scroll down all the lines from 10,000 to 60,000.