Criteria is an particular data which we want to specify in our field to highlight it.
Thus we can say that criteria is used to specify a particular age, amount, working, department of peoples of different age whose age we can specify according to those age (less then or more then).
Some of the criteria you could have would be that you only want to show females, or people who live in a certain town, or people above a certain age, or people who work in a certain department or a product that has had sales over a certain amount. You decide what you want and then apply the criteria to the field or fields you want, in the criteria cell
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A select query with multiple criteria
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In MS Access, to display specific records from a table that meet certain criteria, you can use a query. You can create a select query by using the Query Design view or SQL view, where you specify the table and the fields you want to display. In the criteria row of the relevant field, you can input conditions (like specific values or ranges) to filter the records accordingly. Running the query will then show only the records that match your defined criteria.
An individual can be granted access to classified information provided the person has been in the Armed Services for 10 years.
Humans decide what criteria is best for running Queries or Searches. If you display the database as a list of records then you can sort alphabetically from A to Z or the other way around
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It restricts access to certain types of Web material.