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Ten Minute Guide to Access 97
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Ten Minute Guide to Access 97

by Faithe Wempen
December 1996
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
224 pages
4h 56m
English
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Creating a Simple Query Using Query Wizard

The easiest way to create a query is with a Query Wizard, and the easiest Query Wizard is the Simple Query Wizard. (The other Query Wizards are "special-use" ones that you'll probably never need; they're described later in this lesson.)

The Simple Query Wizard lets you select the fields you want to display. You don't get to set criteria for including individual records, or specify a sort order. (You'll learn to do those things in Lesson 20.) This kind of simple query is useful when you want to weed out extraneous fields, but you still want to see every record.

Select Query

The query that the Simple Query Wizard creates is a basic version of a Select query. The Select query is the most common query ...

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