Jeff, the data is not sorted in numerical order, but is sorted in ASCII format. This is the way computers store character values like ABC...abc...xyz /-=? {} etc, which are not treated the same as integer values 0 to 9.

In ASCII, a <space> character (ASCII 32) has a lower representative value than a zero character (ASCII 48) and a '2' is ASCII 50, so the two-character sequence of
'2' <space>
is computed as being lower in value than the character sequence of
'2' '0'
because a <space> (32) is represented as a lower value than a '2' (50).

If you require, a workaround is to use alphabetic characters instead of numbers, something like this:
AA - Everybody's somebody's fool
AB - Always on my mind
AC - Are You Lonesome tonight
AD - By the time I get to phoenix
...
BA - On The Road Again
BB - Proud Mary
...
etc

This way, the leading two characters would guarantee an alphabetical sort order.

If other Windows sort methods don't work when used inside BiaB (they possibly won't), then this may help (well, at least I tried).

Trev


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