Using parameters with queries and reports

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Access Query and Filter Criteria

From http://www.fontstuff.com/access/acctut06.htm

"When constructing a query or a filter, you need to tell Access what to look for in each field. You do this by defining criteria - typing something (an "expression") into the Criteria cell of the query or filter grid. If you do not define any criteria for a particular field, Access assumes that you are applying no constraints and will display everything it has. This means that you only have to define criteria for those fields you are interested in..."

This tutorial is arranged in the following sections:

• Matching Text
• Using Wildcards
• Working with Numbers
• Working with Dates
• Excluding Things
• Finding Empty Fields

Video Tutorial: Access Queries

Fantastic video tutorial showing query creation with Access.

http://www.gcflearnfree.org/computer/lesson.aspx?id=1552&p=2

Tutorial: Create a simple database in MS Access 2007

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TUTORIAL: CREATE QUERIES IN ACCESS Using the Query Wizard

Queries allow you to pull records and fields from one or more tables based on the
conditions you define. Tutorial >>>

TUTORIAL: CREATE RELATIONSHIPS IN ACCESS

One of the major advantages of databases such as Microsoft Access is the ability to
maintain relationships between different data tables.  Tutorial >>>

MS Access 2007 tutorials

Fantastic site with step-by-step tutorials and videos on MS Access 2007.

Microsoft Access 2010 home page

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/