In query I have
Like [Cod or * for all]
in cod column.
I would like to be able to choose two or three Cod.

Access 2000.  I have an expression in my query that 99% of the time will
give me the correct result, that is rounds up or down correctly.  For
example, I am getting a result of .04 when I should be getting .05  The
actual number is .045 which should round up to .05  or .005 ...

OK, he're's the dilemma.
I have two lists of files I've imported.  One has the file names/paths in
long format that contains the path, name, size, last accessed, etc.
The other list has them in DOS format wiht name, path size, last accessed

I have a table that contain personal information of a number of peoples and
the table have a birthdate field which contain data of the date of birth and
the time of birth of a person . Now let say my birhdate in the record is
(12/2/1989 23:36:50)

I have a query that is supposed to be sorting alphabetically by location.
There are items that do not follow the sort sequence, please see below for
examples from the query.  I would appreciate any advice on where to look to
correct this.

I have a table that looks like this:
Name                           Rank                       Service
Mary Smith                   30                           Case Mgt
Mary Smith                    1                            Brain Injury

Dear NG,
My query is letting 6 records slip through the cracks that should be
filtered.  What I'm trying to accomplish with the query below is the
following:

Can someone help?  I am creating a training database.  I have 10 tables - 1
for each set of Work Instructions.  One set of instructions has 34 different
procedures....the table has a column for employee name and then one for each
work instruction number (to enter date training was ...

I try to make a report where I need the fields fPersID and fPersName
printed, this goes in a textbox no probem. Now I need, in my VBA code, the
data from the field fTestField to see what the code should do next. I
thought I could get this code like stgX = me![fTestField], this ...

I want to run my query via a form on which I have created a drop down list.  
Therefore, I'll have to seperate all of the keywords into seperate entries on
the list.  E.G:
Data

If I have a field which is in memo format, and contains a lot of text, how do
I create a query so that just one particular word is picked out of that text?
For example if I had the following text:
apple, ball, cat, dog, elephant - how do I get access to include this entry

Hi all, have an odd problem which I thought would be dead easy but has become
an afternoon project.
I would like to create a Select Query on a table containing numerous fields.
I want to to use a separate single record table to 'map' the field names from

I am learning access2003 on the fly at my job and am having a real hard
time figuring this out.
I have tables with an ID column, a MIN column, a MAX column and
multiple columns following with values that correspond to the ranges

i want to multiply one column by another.

I have a Member Table and below is it's struture.
Field: Name,Sport,Computer,Movie,Music
Description:
Member's Name