Microsoft Access 2010: Querying a Database

The benefit of building a database is the ability to query it and ask it questions in order to find specific answers to specific problems. This act of querying is what makes the data valuable to you. Fortunately, with Microsoft Access you have the ability to query a database; learn how to do so through the information presented in this Video On Demand.

There are aspects of querying a database you need to understand before you can properly perform this task. Access has a feature, Query Design Editor, which allows you to create queries without having to know the code behind them. Also, you need to know how to set query criteria in order to have Access look at only the data you deem necessary. Learn other aspects, such as imbedding functions into your queries. Make working with data much easier and efficient by mastering how to query a database in Access with this online training video.

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All Access 2010 users

• Querying A Database
• Query Design
• Query Criteria
• Using Functions In Queries
• Parameter Queries
• Finding Duplicate Data

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