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How do I run a query from a form in Access?
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- Can you query a form in Access?
- How do I add a query field to a form?
- How do you Create a query in Access to answer a question?
Can you query a form in Access?
You can use a query to supply data to a form or report in Access. You can use a query when you create the form or report, or you can change an existing form or report by setting its Record Source property.
How do I add a query field to a form?
Click on the Design Menu to select it, if it is not in selected state. Click on the Add Existing Fields button from the Tools group to display the Field List of the Record Source Query of the Form. Drag and place the required fields into the Form, wherever you need them.
How do you Create a query in Access to answer a question?
Create a query Select Create > Query Wizard. Select Simple Query Wizard, and then select OK. Select the table or query that contains the field, and then add the field to the Selected Fields list. When you're finished, select Next.
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