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It's possible, but you have to reference the column by its ordinal position, not by name, although you can name the count column for the resultset. Would be nice if this worked, but it wont.... Select Jojob, Count(*) as theCount FROM jrnfile WHERE joentt = 'LD' Group by Jojob Order by theCount desc However, since theCount is the second column you can do this: Select Jojob, Count(*) as theCount FROM jrnfile WHERE joentt = 'LD' Group by Jojob Order by 2 desc -Walden
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