1. Lesson 3
Chapter 10

2. Range Queries
A select query with criteria that matches a of values is called a range query. Range query criteria is specified using the operators. When a range query compares text, order is used to determine which data matches the criteria.
range
relational
alphabetical

3. Complex Queries
A select query with criteria is called a complex query. Complex query criteria is specified using the and logical operators. A complex query with both criteria in the same field requires the operator to be typed.
multiple
And Or
And

4. Complex Queries
Complex queries using Or are created by using the row of the design grid
Complex queries can use multiple logical operators to create an . or
expression

5. Using Wildcards in Query Criteria
A wildcard is a that matches any one or more characters. The and are two wildcards. The wildcard matches any number of characters or no characters at all. The wildcard matches any one character or no characters at all.
Wildcards can be used to specify select query When wildcards are needed, use the operator to specify criteria.
character
Asterisk (*)
Question mark * ?
criteria
Like

6. Using Fields in Query Criteria
A select query can specify another in the criteria. Use the format to refer to a field. If the field name is unique to the database, then the table name is needed in the reference.
field
[Table Name]![Field Name]
not

7. Parameter Query
A parameter query retrieves data that matches criteria, called a , typed by the user when the query is run. A parameter query can include any of the from related tables in a database. A parameter query requires a enclosed in in the Criteria box. Running the parameter query displays box with the prompt.
parameter
fields
prompt
brackets
dialog