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- 1. Search, Filter Query Module 7 Lesson 2
- 10. Filtering in Access You can use the Advanced Filter. Record—Filter—Advanced Filter/Sort
- 11. Filtering in Access Choose your field and your sort order Type the criteria here
- 12. Filtering in Access Apply your Filter: Filter—Apply Filter/Sort
- 13. Filtering in Access View the results! These are the billionaires that are older than 70 years old.
- 14. Filtering in Access What if we wanted to do a Filter AND a Sort? Question: Of the billionaires over 70 years old, who is the wealthiest? Answer: Warren Buffet is the wealthiest billionaire over 70 years old. First, filter for Age >70, then sort Net Worth in Descending order.
- 15. Video Demonstration: Filtering Click the button for a brief video. A new website will open, be sure to return to this presentation.
- 16. Video Demonstration: Filtering Click the button for a brief video. A new website will open, be sure to return to this presentation.
- 22. Query a database Queries are Objects Open your database. Select Queries from the Object menu Select Create query in Design View
- 23. Query a database Select a Table to base the Query. Select Add. Close the menu.
- 24. Query a database Assign your fields and criteria to search or sort. Select any other fields to display.
- 25. Query a database Run the Query. Select Query, then Run. Results will display.
- 26. Query a database Save your Query. Provide a name for your Query. Click OK.