With your Ms Access query, everyone should be aware of the commonly used two wild card characters when searching your database records which are the ‘*’ (asterisk) and the ‘?’ (question mark). Here’s a quick video tutorial to refresh your memory (particularly for the beginner!). As the video quickly explains, you use the ‘*‘ and the ‘?‘ to find any number of characters or a single character placement for your text based values. Therefore, the following results would look like […]

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