You can do it in the Design Grid in Design View or you can do it through SQL view if you know how to use SQL.
It enables you to run a query by clicking on the button. You can choose what query to run when you design it.
The * symbol is a universal wildcard symbol. In the Access Query By Example Design Pane, the * represents all fields in the table or query.
If its 2007, Go to the "Create" tab, then "Query design" drag all the fields into the table at the bottom, Presto.
Run the query. If in Design view you can do that by clicking on the red exclamation mark. If you go to the window and open the query directly, it will run.
It will depend on the design of your table and your query. If you have done something like brought the table in twice into the design of the query you will get multiple records. There are occasions when you would need to bring in the same table twice, but usually you don't. If you have it in twice it will list records multiple times. Go to the design view of the query and if you see the table there more than once, delete the extra copies of it, so that there is only one. Then design your query and it should be ok.
You can use the Max function and the Min function in a query to do it. They are both available when you use the Totals row in the query design grid.
It is known as the design grid.
the lower pane in Query Design View
Yes it is.
A select query with multiple criteria
by using the query wizard or design view
It will be added to the design grid when you double click a field list in Query Design View.