Welcome to WebmasterWorld, John!

Try this search for help on querying an access database: [google.com...]

Then once you can connect to your access table, you have to query it using the count() aggregate function. See if you can't implement this yourself, and if you still need help feel free to ask.

Thanks for the suggestion.... all I get when I click on the link is Google, I guess the problem I have been having is that I do not know how to search for it in Google. I see there is a long link here, but as I said it does nothing except to go to the Google page, maybe I am missing something obvious... I get the impression it was a structured Google search there? I believe if I have the query I can implement it as I seem to do OK with others.

Apologies, been on leave for awhile it seems the URL redirect script does not allow links to google searches any longer. Try this:

[webwiz.co.uk...]

What I meant was.... I know how to use Google, I do not know how to ask for what it is I am looking for, concisely and correctly. So maybe I need help in asking the question, too.
John

Yes, that page will of immense help to me! I will study it tonight when I get home. Thank you very much.
John

Reading that page you suggested helped me formulate what I wanted to ask, and I quickly found this SQL help page: [techonthenet.com...]
Maybe someone else can use its advice too.

I was successful in finding what I needed it really is not a complicated query but without the help of this Forum I could not get my needs properly stated. Thanks for your assistance.

Glad everything is sorted out.