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replyReply Wed 17 Oct 2007, 15:14Delegate Khilan said...

Khilan has attended:
Access Introduction course

MS Access

When creating a query, is there a list of things you can have for the criteia? for example such criteria like '>1 and <=2' OR 'Between 1 and 2'. Is there a list of where all these can be found? Thanks

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replyReply Mon 22 Oct 2007, 16:19Trainer Richard said...

RE: MS Access

Hi Khilan

This particular website will give you some excellent references rehgarding criteria.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access/HA100666111033.aspx


Also, have a look at the attachment to this post, as it contains some of the major operators.

Regards

Richard

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