From the course: Access 2016: Queries
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- [Voiceover] Before we part, I'd like to share some additional resources that you might find useful in developing your databases. First, I would encourage you to spend some time digging into the Expression Builder. There's over 150 built-in functions to choose from, and with Access' context sensitive help system, it makes it really easy to learn more about each one. Simply select the function that you're interested in, click the hyperlink at the bottom of the screen, and you'll be taken directly to the reference sheet for that function. Then, consider checking out one of the other courses on Microsoft Access, such as my Access Forms and Reports In-Depth course or Curt Frye's Up and Running with VBA in Access. And for a great in-depth course on structure query language, SQL Essential Training with Bill Weinman can't be beat. I want to thank you joining me as we took a closer look at using queries in Access 2016. Have a great day.
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