Access 2003 for Starters: The Missing Manual

Index

A note on the digital index

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Symbols

# (pound sign)

dates in Access, Crafting a Custom Query Using the Query Design Window

wildcard symbol, Filtering with Wildcards, Operators, and Expressions

& (ampersand), input mask character, Lookup Wizard

( ) (parentheses), grouping in expressions, Using the numbers in two columns to create a third one

* (asterisk)

multiplication symbol, Using the numbers in two columns to create a third one

wildcard symbol, Filtering with Wildcards, Operators, and Expressions

using in a filter, Using expressions in filters

+ (plus) sign, linked tables, Subdatasheets and Subforms

- (hyphen), range wildcard, Filtering with Wildcards, Operators, and Expressions

- (minus) sign, linked tables, Subdatasheets and Subforms

< (less than) operator, Using operators in filters

= (equal to) operator, Using operators in filters

> (greater than) operator, Using operators in filters

? (question mark)

wildcard symbol, Filtering with Wildcards, Operators, and Expressions

using in a filter, Using expressions in filters

@ (at sign), input mask character, Lookup Wizard

[ ] (brackets), in expressions, Using the numbers in two columns to create a third one, Using Expression Builder

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