In Microsoft Access, a Query can answer a simple question, merge data from different tables, perform calculations, add, change, and delete data from the database.

When you need quick answers to everyday business questions, let Access' Crosstab Query Wizard help. For example, say you need to know the average number of hours each employee works per week. To ...

In this article I’ll look at how to do exactly that by using queries. These queries let you answer typical business questions and help you to analyze the information in your database in a meaningful ...

Web query files are spreadsheets that Microsoft Excel creates using data from Web pages. For example, if your business wants to analyze stock data, a Web query can extract such data from a ...

Microsoft fixed a known issue occurring for Update queries in Click-2-Run and Windows Installer (MSI) editions of Access 2016, triggering errors when accessing databases and breaking functionality ...

Once again I've run into uncharted waters. The captain suggested that it might be prudent to hail Ars, to see if they had any advice.I've got a report which requires data from the local database ...

Parameter queries are not just for querying records when you know exactly what you’re looking for. You can also use them to search for records that contain any string of characters, anywhere in ...

There's no built-in way to generate a running total in your Access queries, but you can still get the job done if you set up your table correctly and build the right expression. Database expert ...

In Access, there's no limit to the number of times you can place the same column on a report or a query to repeat it. Repeat a Column in a Query Highlight a table in the table list, click "Create ...