Without knowing your data structure, this would be very hard to answer.
You SHOULD have a separate record for each class taken. Your query should
include a class name field and a grade field. You should have criteria
under those fields to say "If the class is excel and if the grade is greater
than 70, return the record".
You simply need to change this to say "if the class is excel or access, and
if the grade is over 70, then return the record".
Many people do not design their databases properly and might have a field
called "Access Class Grade" and "Excel Class Grade". If that is the case,
you'd just put criteria of ">70" under each column. BUT... you would do
this on a separate row in your query design grid. Criteria all on one row
creates an "AND" condition. Criteria on separate rows creates an "OR"
criteria. If this solution matches your data, then your tables are not
designed properly. The field name should never contain data (like the name
of the class, the month of the year, the location name, etc.)
Again, without knowing your data structure and field names this would be
hard to answer for you.