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Tutorials - Microsoft Access

Perform a Simple Query 


Introduction:

Queries are similar to filters in that they extract information based on criteria that you specify. Queries can be used for editing and viewing your data, as well as furnishing the material for forms and reports. 

Step 1: Open the New Query Dialog Box

From the Database window, select Queries in the Objects bar and click New to open the New Query dialog box. Open query Window: Thumbnail


 

 

 

Step 2: Start the Simple Query Wizard

Choose Simple Query Wizard and click OK to open the first Simple Query Wizard dialog box. Query wizard: Thumbnail


 

 

 

Step 3: Choose a Table

Open the Tables/Queries drop-down list and select the first table from which to choose a field. Choose table: Thumbnail


 

 

 

Step 4: Select Fields

Select a field you can include in the query table results and click the > button to add it to your query. Select as many fields from as many different tables as you want and click Next when you're ready to continue. select fields: Thumbnail


 

 

 

 

Step 5: Give the Query a Name

The next dialog box asks you whether you want a detail query (which shows every record) or summary query (which is used for totalling values). Detail is the default, so click Next to continue. Then enter a name for the query and click Finish to create your query, which appears in table form. Give query a name: Thumbnail

 


 

Step 6: Query Results

Access displays the records showing only the fields you specified in Datasheet view. To close the query, click the window's Close button. Results window

 

 

 

 

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