Right click the column heading. Then click delete field from the shortcut menu.
Whether you are designing a table or a query, select the field by clicking beside it in a table or above it in a query, so that it is highlighted. Then press the delete key.
delete 'Like' from the query/filter
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Use the YEAR function, which can extract the year of a date. If your field was DOB in the query you'd have MONTH(DOB) in the field row of the query.
a query can output to a form and a report. The norm is a report
The Primary key field(s).
Your question is unclear. If you mean if you delete a query, then it does not affect the data in the table. Deleting any kind of query does not affect the data in any table it uses. If you mean if you run a Delete query, then yes the data in the table will be deleted. That is what Delete queries are for.
There are several types that can do it. A Delete Query, an Update Query and an Append Query can. You can also create and delete entire tables with queries.
it's exactly the same as in Microsoft, as it's standard SQL Delete from X where Y=Z X = table name Y = field name Z = value
As long as the field is not listed as part of the SELECT clause, it will not appear in the results.
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.
A select query with multiple criteria