Hi,
I have a question regarding the like and in operators in MS Access. For example, on the criteria section of a query, I know the statement below works:
In ("John","Ray","Joe")
But I would like to know all names that are similar to John, Ray, Joe (and more). So I tried using the statement below in the criteria section:
Like in ("John*","Ray*","Joe*").
But the above like statement doesn't work, as in I get an error prompt that doesn't allow the query to execute. Does anyone know how I can resolve that issue?
Thanks.
I have a question regarding the like and in operators in MS Access. For example, on the criteria section of a query, I know the statement below works:
In ("John","Ray","Joe")
But I would like to know all names that are similar to John, Ray, Joe (and more). So I tried using the statement below in the criteria section:
Like in ("John*","Ray*","Joe*").
But the above like statement doesn't work, as in I get an error prompt that doesn't allow the query to execute. Does anyone know how I can resolve that issue?
Thanks.