¿Cómo ordeno varios campos en una consulta de Access?

How do I sort multiple fields in Access query?

To apply a multilevel sort: Open the query and switch to Design view. Locate the field you want to sort first. In the Sort: row, click the drop-down arrow to select either an ascending or descending sort. Repeat the process in the other fields to add additional sorts.

You need to add a sort option to the report using the month number (or even withdrawl date). In design view of your report, click on the ‘Group & Sort’ in the ribbon. A menu will appear at the bottom, there you can click on the ‘Add a sort’ and sort your data by MonthNumber.

SQL GROUP BY multiple columns This clause will group all employees with the same values in both department_id and job_id columns in one group. The following statement groups rows with the same values in both department_id and job_id columns in the same group then returns the rows for each of these groups.

In Microsoft Access, GROUP BY is a clause you can use to combine records with identical values in a specific field in one record. If you include an SQL aggregate function in the SELECT statement, such as AVG, COUNT, or SUM, Access creates a summary value for each record.

Access Query Criteria for Specific Date Range To select records within a specific date range, with two dates with the AND operator, in the query criteria. Here’s the criteria string that selects records from January 1, 2017 to May 31, 2017 (including those dates).

Thanks for various options and description guys. Got it working with @RichardTheKiwi’s options. Note: always use ISO-8601 format YYYYMMDD with SQL Server for unambiguous date literals. Well you are trying to compare Date with Nvarchar which is wrong.

If there is a date field in a table, it’s easy to build a simple query that selects record before or after a specific date. For example, use this criterion in the date field, to select records that were revised on or before January 1, 2017.

So, to select old records with a query, I can put a parameter in my original query, replacing the date. The Parameter is enclosed in square brackets. <= [Before what date?] When the query runs, the parameter will appear in a pop up message. Type a date in the input box, and click OK, to see the results.