Hi Mohammed

What I know is that you can concatenate the WHERE clause of your query with 
"AND". For example you can write
"SELECT * FROM YourTable WHERE FullName = "XXX" And Age = X And Sex = "X" etc 
etc. In this case the result will be only records that meet all the conditions.

I'm not very sure if this is what you are looking for

Thanks

Liveson

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Mohammed Faisal 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Monday, 11 December, 2006 07:29
  Subject: [ms_access] ANY TIPS PLS




  DEARS FRIENDS,

  I HAVE A DOUBT WHEN WORKING THROUG THE MS ACESS, HOPE ANY BODY
  MAY HELPS ME .THANKS IN ADVANCE

  I WANT TO MAKE A QUERY FOR FIVE FIELD FOR EXAMPLE A HAVE FIELD LIKE
  NAME, AGE, SEX, QUALIFICATION IN ONE TABLE

  NOW FIRST I WANT TO MAKE A QUERY FOR 

  1. WHERE NAME="X" AND AGE="X"

  2. WHERE SEX="X" AND NAME="X"

  3. WHERE NAME ="X" AND QUALIFICATION="X"

  4. WHERE AGE="X" AND SEX="X"

  5. WHERE AGE="X" AND QUALIFICATION="X"

  6. WHERE SEX="X" AND QUALIFIATION="X"

  WHERE "X" IS ANY DATA IN ANY FIELD

  NOW I WANT TO KNOW THAT WHETHER THIS 6 QUERY CAN INTERGRATED TOGETHER TO
  FROM A SINGLE QUERY

  Thanks & Regards,

  Muhamed Faisal.

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