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Microsoft Access. Project 2. Objectives. State the purpose of queries Create a new query Use a query to display all records and all fields Run a query Print the answer to a query Close a query Clear a query. Objectives cont…. Use a query to display selected fields
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Microsoft Access Project 2
Objectives • State the purpose of queries • Create a new query • Use a query to display all records and all fields • Run a query • Print the answer to a query • Close a query • Clear a query
Objectives cont… • Use a query to display selected fields • Use text data and wildcards in criteria • Use numeric data and comparison operators in criteria • Use compound criteria • Sort the answer to a criteria
Objectives cont… • Join tables in a query and restrict the records in a join • Use calculated fields in a query • Calculate statistics in a query • Save a query and use a saved query
Introduction • Query • A question represented in a way that Access can understand and answer
Project Two – Querying the Alisa Vending Services Database • The Model
Opening the Database • File Open • Select the database you which to open
Creating a New Query • Using the Select Query Window • First create a new Select Query Window
Creating a New Query • Displaying Selected Fields in a Query
Creating a New Query • Running a Query
Creating a New Query • Printing the Results of a Query
Creating a New Query • Returning to the Select Query Window
Creating a New Query • Closing a Query
Entering Criteria • Using Text Data in Criteria
Entering Criteria • Using Wildcards
Entering Criteria • Criteria for a Field Not in the Result Click to see Figure 2-25 Click to see Figure 2-26 Click to see Figure 2-27
Entering Criteria • Using Numeric Data in Criteria
Entering Criteria • Using Comparison Operators
Using Compound Criteria • Using AND Criteria