Working with MS Access functions (of the built-in variety), you may have noticed a vast list of functions across different categories. By combining (or nesting) functions, you can certainly produce complex output values which will serve you well with your queries, forms and reports. However, there is one lacking feature (or function) in Microsoft Access that could hinder searching for values and that is a function that can find similar or ‘sounding like’ a string match of characters. This function […]

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