MS Access - Queries Part 1: Basic queries

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Queries are a way of taking the mass amounts of data in a table, and getting just the data you are looking for based on specific criteria. This query can then be saved and accessed and edited at a later time. This video shows you the basics of queries and how to create and edit them.

Microsoft Access Queries Video Series

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As a Grade 12 student, this helped me so much. Thank you

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this was explained so well, this is very helpful. thanks

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Your explanations are detailed, that helps me understand well.

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Never seen a better explanation.woow..thank u

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Hi,
I might sound crazy, but I had to set up another Database recently which I hadn't done for a while.
I created the Form that I wanted.
To save any change I clicked on the Save Icon at the top left of the Form page.
The problem is that it saved a duplicate page everytime!!
I now have a lot of duplicates in the Form which I have no idea how to get rid of.
Please can you help get rid of the duplicates and let me know what I am doing wrong.
Many thanks. Gordon

gordonboler
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Could you help me locate the dataset that you are using, please? I cannot find a link to the dataset in the description. Thank you.

AlyTawfik
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Is there a way to have calculated field that tells me the number of days that have passed since a reference date? For examples, I want to make sure that no projects are older than 60 days. If I have a field that has the date the project was submitted, is there a formula to have it tell me how many days old the project is?

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Hi, I'm from Brazil and I'm subscribed to your channel.
I like the content, because I am learning Delphi.
I would like to know if it is true that Access has limitations on the amount of data inserted in the database.
This is true? Is it possible to solve this?

Thank you!

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