1. Basic Criteria in Queries
This lecture will cover the use of some basic functions provided by EXCEL. We will be explore how these functions work and how they can be used to solve problems.

2. Write a query to list the First Name and Last Name and state for all clients who live in Ohio.
Query Name:
Ohio Residents
Tables Required:
Client
Foreign Keys:
None
Join Type:
Field
FirstName
LastName
State
Table
Client
Sort
Show x
Criteria
“oh” OR
When typing in non-numeric criteria, always surround the criteria with quotes.

3. The data table
The resulting dynaset

4. Write a query to list the ClientID for all payments of $100.
Query Name:
PaymentOf100
Tables Required:
Payments
Foreign Keys:
None
Join Type:
Field
ClientID
Amount
Table
Payments
Sort
Show x
Criteria
100 OR
When typing in numeric criteria, DO NOT surround the criteria with quotes.

5. The data table
The resulting dynaset

6. Write a query to list the Client ID, payment, and payment date for all payments made on March 8, 2008.
Query Name:
March8
Tables Required:
Payments
Foreign Keys:
None
Join Type:
Field
ClientID
Amount
PaymentDate
Table
Payments
Sort
Show x
Criteria
#3/8/2008# OR
When typing in date criteria, always surround the criteria with #.

7. The data table
The resulting dynaset

8. Write a query to list the ClientID and payment for all payments of $100 or more.
Query Name:
Payment>=100
Tables Required:
Payments
Foreign Keys:
None
Join Type:
Field
ClientID
Amount
Table
Payments
Sort
Show x
Criteria
>=100 OR
When typing in numeric criteria, DO NOT surround the criteria with quotes.

9. The data table
The resulting dynaset