You can drag them onto the report.
In Access, a Field Selector is a tool used to choose a field from a table or query that is displayed in a form or report. It allows the user to select the specific field they want to work with, such as for filtering data, sorting, or performing calculations. The Field Selector typically appears as a list of available fields that can be dragged and dropped onto the form or report design surface.
Singly Linked list Each item in the list is called a node and contains two fields  Information field - The information field holds the actual elements in the list  Next address field- The next address field contains the address of the next node in the list. The entire linked list is accessed from an external pointer called the List. Doubly linked list is a collection of node. Each node contains three fields an info field that contains the information stored in the node. The left and right field that contains the address of the node on its left and right. The doubly linked list could be linear, circular and may have a header node.
usually we have two fields they are data field and node i.e. pointer field.it also depends on type of linked list.the above said is for single linked list.And for double linked list it sontains three fields first pointer that pointes to previious node and data field and another pointer that point to next node
Activate the field list
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There are different things you can do. Fields can be dragged if you open the field list settings. You can also add and remove fields. You can specify which fields you want as row, column and data elements. You can start a pivot table from the beginning and re-arrange what way you want to see the fields. It will also depend on the version of Excel you have as there are improvements in the more recent versions.
After accessing the more fields list in the Fields tab, scroll down the list until the data gallery shows up. Access will automatically add the field and it can be used right away.
At the top of the field list in the table that you see in the top half of the query design, there is a star. This represents all fields in the table. Double clicking it will add all fields. However, doing this does not actually show all the fields individually in the Design grid. You will see the name of the table followed by a dot and a star in the first column. Running the query will display all the fields. If you want to individually see all the fields, you can add them in a different way. Click on the first field in the list and then pressing the Shift key, click on the last field. Now all of them will be selected. Then just drag them down to the grid and each field will automatically be put into its own column.
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Delete is not possible for an empty list, insert is something like this: Create a new list-element. Register it as the first element of the list. Register it as the last element of the list.
Write Code to Insert a Node in a Single Linked List at any given Position.
DCOUNT is like COUNT, except that it works on an Excel Database or List. It returns the number of cells in a column or or a field of a database that contains numbers and meets a given criteria. It needs the full list or database, a specified field to count values from and criteria that uses one or more fields.