Use Parameters to Ask for User Input in Query

In today's video, I'm going to show you how to prompt the user for some data, called a parameter, when running a query in Microsoft Access. We'll talk about standard criteria, inequalities, the BETWEEN keyword, LIKE and wildcards, getting a value from an open form, and more.

Links

• Query Criteria: https://599cd.com/Criteria
• Between: https://599cd.com/Between
• Like & Wildcards: https://599cd.com/Like
• Value from Form: https://599cd.com/FormName
• Enter Parameter Value: https://599cd.com/EPV
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• Date Math: https://599cd.com/DateMath

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