To remove data from a different table in Access, you can use SQL commands in the query design view or create a delete query.
To remove data using a SQL command: 1. Open the query design view and switch to the SQL view. 2. Type the SQL delete command followed by the table name:
`DELETE * FROM [Table Name]`
Add a WHERE clause to specify the criteria for the data you want to delete.
WHERE [Criteria]
Run the query.
To create a delete query: 1. Open a new query in Design view. 2. Select the table you want to delete data from in the Show Table dialog box and add it to the query design view. 3. Switch to the Query Type group on the Design tab and select Delete Query. 4. Set the criteria for the data you want to delete in the criteria row of the query design view. 5. Run the query.
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Asked: 2023-01-12 11:00:00 +0000
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