Microsoft Access 2016 Queries: Parameter Query

[@kso35]

You really crack me up!! I love the "okie dokie" plus the content has helped me with my class, again, thank you!

[@KirtKershaw]

I'm so glad! Thank you 😊

[@declankelly1731]

Great short Video. Good preparation for my upcoming Mos Access 2016 Exam,

[@KirtKershaw]

Thank you and good luck! 😊

[@sarahibrahim3391]

Excellent video!

[@rayanswamikannan9191]

Is there is any option to enter multiple customer's name in the parameter

[@georgebanin4812]

can you create this without any data in the tables,and is there anything like query form?

[@kso35]

why did you have to type it "enter and end date" ? is the and neccasary within the brackets?

[@doctormelody7750]

great!

[@MaravillaMVS]

How can I built to allow multiple customer's name in the parameter?

[@mmmail1969]

Hi, thanks for the video, appreciated as I'm fairly new to Access. When attempting to run a Parameter Query for a training exercise I'm doing, I get the following "HAVING clause (Employee.[Employee ID]=[Enter Employee ID]) without grouping or aggregation" - where would you suggest I go looking for reason why it's generating this "HAVING clause" msg please? I understand the concept, I just can't see why it just won't generate the Employee ID's I've entered in the practice data tables. Thank you.