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Date Criteria By Richard Rost 2 years ago Properly Using Date Criteria in Microsoft Access One of the most frequently asked questions I get is, "how do I create a query to get records between two dates." There are a lot of different methods you can use. Whichever one is best depends on the situation and your level of Access knowledge. I've got a ton of other videos on this subject, and I'll give you some links to them at the end, but consider this video a summary lesson where I'm going to walk you through many of the different ways you can get records between two dates. Plus, I'm sick of having to remember which of my other videos to recommend to people, so watch this one and then you can choose yourself which additional videos to watch. OK, here we go. Recommended Course
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