First, how are those numbers stored? Because a LONG integer can only store 9 full digits. So there is something you aren't telling us about the numbers. Now if you had a newer version of Access, you could do something with a QUAD integer and get 12 digits out of it. But you can't do that wiht 32-bit Access so easily.
Second, according to the picture, you have groups of three in a section but the grouping seems to jump from page to page. So this is a case where a picture WASN'T worth a thousand words.
Normally, the easiest way to do this is to have extra fields that do the grouping and ordering for you, because the odds of getting that right in a straight SQL query are not so great. (Not at all impossible... just nasty.)
Try to describe this requirement in English.
Note also that if you DID cross-post as jdraw linked, it is considered poor manners to not tell us. AND if instead this happens to be a homework assignment, it would be nice for us to know that, too.