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How to make a query that excludes certain data in access

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Luke P - 13 Feb 2007 10:10 GMT
I have a database that includes addresses. If i want to post to everyone
except say those in scotland how could I exclude the scotland addresses from
the query?
Daniel - 13 Feb 2007 12:56 GMT
you're going to have to build a criteria for the country.  When you build
your query, in the country column you will need to add a criteria such as '<>
"scotland"'

Daniel

> I have a database that includes addresses. If i want to post to everyone
> except say those in scotland how could I exclude the scotland addresses from
> the query?
 
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