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Queries- Miscrosoft Access

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replyReply Mon 4 Aug 2008, 16:37Delegate Effat said...

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Queries- Miscrosoft Access

How many criteria can I add to one query?

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replyReply Wed 20 Aug 2008, 09:17Trainer Pete said...

RE: Queries- Miscrosoft Access

Hi Effat,
Thank you for your post, welcome to the forum

The max number of fields in a recordset of a query is 255, with a max of 32 tables.

If you type 'Microsoft Access Specifications' under Help, you can see the Query specifications in there.

I hope that has helped, regards Pete

 

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