Any expressions you enter in the Criteria row instruct Access to show only those records
that satisfy the criteria. These expressions can be extremely simple: >10, for example, tells
Access to display all records in which the value of the selected field is greater than 10. You
can combine multiple criteria in a single column or across multiple columns, using the fol-
lowing logical rules:
■Expressions in multiple columns in a single row are treated as And criteria. To be
selected as part of the query’s results, a record must meet all the criteria in a given row.
■Expressions in different ...
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