% sign in access

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Dodzie99 said:
Does access accepts the "%" sign for missing values in a query?
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If you are talking about wildcards in LIKE statements, then no. Jet
requires the DOS-like wildcards: * and ?.
The exception is if you are using ADO to execute a query, then you need
to use the ODBC wildcards: % and _.
 
I believe you are talking about wildcards - no. Use question mark for
single character, asterisk for multiple character, and # (number sign) for
numbers only.
 
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